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What Is an Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR) Test?

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What Is an Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR) Test?

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Auditory (hearing) Brainstem Response – a test that checks the brain’s response to sound and is measured by placing electrodes (non-invasive) on the head to record the brain’s response to sound.

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The ABR is a special hearing test that is used for children that are either too young or unable to respond or cannot cooperate for a standard hearing test. It is a very accurate and objective way of testing the hearing of a child. A Pediatric Audiologist will perform, interpret and review the test. • The test requires that your child remain asleep for one to two hours. Our CHKD doctor will order a sedative (a medicine that will make your child sleepy). Our nurse will give the medicine. • Every child is different in the amount of time needed to go to sleep and wake up. Usually it takes two to three hours for the appointment.

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