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WHAT IS A NONPERSISTENT SHIFT STATUS?

April 26, 2017nonpersistent shift Status

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WHAT IS A NONPERSISTENT SHIFT STATUS?

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A. A non-persistent event suggests no permanent change in hearing at 2000, 3000, and 4000 Hz in the affected ear(s). A nonpersistent shift status may be attributed to acute pathology, waning attention span, or an early indicator of noiseinduced Temporary Threshold Shift (TTS).