Health Assessment · Module 9 · Head, neck, eyes, ears, nose and throat

Head, Neck and HEENT Lab

Set up hearing losses on a hearing bench and watch the whisper, Weber and Rinne results respond, practice with unlimited questions at three levels, race the clock to decide which findings are charted, reported or escalated, and reason through real-life scenarios with fictional patients. Nothing here is graded.

Part 1: Hearing Bench

Your jobEach ear has two dials: a conductive block (outer or middle ear, such as cerumen or fluid) and sensorineural damage (cochlea or nerve VIII). Change them and watch the whispered voice test, the Weber and the Rinne respond. Then work through the five challenges on the right.

Teaching model with rounded, simplified numbers. Real tuning fork results vary, and nurses use them to route and describe, not to diagnose.