A hearing testing procedure for children in which the child’s responses to sound are reinforced with a visual event (such as a toy that moves). The audiologist attempts to condition the child to look for the toy when a sound is heard, thus providing a method for testing the hearing of small children. This procedure is […]

See Vestibular Nerve Section.

Voice Carry Over allows people who are deaf or have limited hearing to speak directly to hearing people. When a standard telephone user speaks to you, a Communications Assistant (CA) serves as your “ears” and types everything said where it is displayed on your TTY or special VCO phone.

A device for increasing or decreasing the volume (gain) of a hearing aid or assistive listening device.

See Visual Reinforcement Audiometry.

See Video Relay Service.