Definition : Devices that apply stimuli (e.g., pure tones, speech) to a patient's acoustic system. Most sound stimulators are used as components in devices such as audiometers, auditory evoked-potential recorders, and auditory function screening devices.
Entry Terms : "Auditory Stimulators" , "Stimulators, Auditory, Evoked Response" , "Stimulators, Auditory" , "Stimulators, Evoked-Potential Units"
UMDC code : 13764
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