About Rem440; Rem440 Tests - Interacoustics Affinity 2.0 Additional Information

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Affinity Additional Information

2.2 About REM440

The REM440 is a user-friendly and intuitive Real-Ear Measurement software which enables you to satisfy
your Hearing Aid verification requirements.
A great advantage is the flexibility which permits the creation of an unlimited number of personalized test
flows or "test protocols" for different purposes and/or for different audiologists working in the same clinic. This
enables each individual clinician to setup the module exactly the way they wish including the specific tests,
stimuli and settings they prefer. These personal test protocols can swiftly and easily be chosen at any time
accommodating the need for speed in a busy clinic.
The REM440 also allows you to make individual print layouts, keep reports electronically and compare actual
curves to previous sessions. These numerous setup options can be very helpful and time saving in the clinic.
In addition to the setup functions, the counselling tool Visible Speech Mapping (VSPM440)
added to the REM440. This helps both client and relatives to get a better understanding of the benefits of the
hearing aids, the effects of their hearing impairment and how the hearing aids can improve their quality of
life.

2.3 REM440 Tests

The REM440 contains the following tests:
• REUR (Real-ear Unaided Response)/REUG (Real-ear Unaided Gain)
• REAR (Real-ear Aided Response)/REAG (Real-ear Aided Gain)
• REIG (Real-ear Insertion Gain)
• RECD (Real-ear to Coupler Difference)
• REOR (Real-ear Occluded Response)/REOG (Real-ear Occluded Gain)
• Input /Output
• Directionality
• Visible Speech Mapping
• FM Transparency Verification
• Ear Level FM-only REM test
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Visible Speech Mapping (VSPM440) requires an additional software license.
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Based on the American Academy of Audiology Clinical Practice Guidelines for Remote Hearing Assistance Technologies for Children
and Youth from Birth to 21 Years
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Based on the American Academy of Audiology Clinical Practice Guidelines for Remote Hearing Assistance Technologies for Children
and Youth from Birth to 21 Years
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