Australia - English - Department of Health (Therapeutic Goods Administration)

starkey laboratories australia pty ltd - 34671 - behind-the-ear air-conduction hearing aid - standard hearing device intended for the use of restoring residual hearing

Australia - English - Department of Health (Therapeutic Goods Administration)

starkey laboratories australia pty ltd - 41193 - hearing aid, in-the-ear, modular - standard hearing device for the use of restoring residual hearing

Australia - English - Department of Health (Therapeutic Goods Administration)

starkey laboratories australia pty ltd - 12849 - otoscope - non active unit for examining the external ear canal.

Australia - English - Department of Health (Therapeutic Goods Administration)

starkey laboratories australia pty ltd - 57886 - hearing aid enhanced audio device, telecommunication - a battery-powered device designed to provide high-definition digital wireless audio transmission from an external telecommunication audio source [e.g., television (tv), radio/stereo equipment, mobile phone (cell phone)] to a hearing aid, to enhance the sound quality received by the wearer of the hearing aid. it is typically a hand-held electronic unit, portable or placed in the home, intended to provide features such as artefact-free, echo-free, real-time audio transmission in and sometimes to remotely manage selected features in the hearing aid or external audio source for improved sound quality.

Australia - English - Department of Health (Therapeutic Goods Administration)

starkey laboratories australia pty ltd - 57885 - hearing aid remote control - a battery-powered device designed to be operated by the wearer of a hearing aid to enable discreet wireless (remote) adjustments to the hearing aid (e.g., volume and program changes). it is designed to be conveniently portable (e.g., carried in a pocket, handbag, or attached to a key ring).

Australia - English - Department of Health (Therapeutic Goods Administration)

starkey laboratories australia pty ltd - 57884 - hearing aid wireless-fitting computer-aided set - a collection of devices designed to work in conjunction with a computer to transmit wireless data to a hearing aid for computer-aided adjustment of the hearing aid while it is being fitted to a patient by healthcare personnel. it primarily consists of computer application software and a neck loop to establish the wireless link (the radio link protocol) with the hearing aid. the hearing aid must be compatible for wireless data reception and may be behind-the-ear (bte), in-the-ear (ite) and completely-in-the-canal (cic) types.

Australia - English - Department of Health (Therapeutic Goods Administration)

starkey laboratories australia pty ltd - 41243 - television set listening aid - a device used by a person that is hard of hearing to listen to a television (tv) set. it takes the sound output from a tv, either by a direct electrical connection or by means of a microphone placed close to the tv loudspeaker, amplifies the signal which is then fed to the user by means of an earphone or an induction loop in conjunction with an appropriate hearing aid.

Australia - English - Department of Health (Therapeutic Goods Administration)

starkey laboratories australia pty ltd - 17115 - battery charger - a device intended to supply an electrical charge to rechargeable batteries for use in hearing aids, to restore the batteries to working condition.

Australia - English - Department of Health (Therapeutic Goods Administration)

starkey laboratories australia pty ltd - 60211 - hearing aid fitting/programming application software - software intended to allow healthcare professionals to appropriately adjust hearing aid features and performances to enable to hearing aid to compensate for patient's impaired hearing or to allow users to remotely control features of hearing aids such as volume and media streaming.

Australia - English - Department of Health (Therapeutic Goods Administration)

starkey laboratories australia pty ltd - 47169 - hearing aid, air-conduction, receiver-in-canal - a battery-powered acoustic device intended to compensate for impaired hearing by transmitting amplified sound waves to the eardrum through air. it consists of a microphone and an amplifier in a case behind-the-ear (bte) connected, via a wire, to a receiver (speaker) in the ear canal [receiver-in-canal (ric)]; this separation reduces acoustic feedback. the microphone receives sound waves and converts them into electrical signals which are increased by the amplifier and sent as sound waves, by the speaker, to the eardrum. the device is used for mild to profound hearing loss; most types are programmable to enable computerized adjustments for a patient's hearing loss and related factors.