Understand the standards for newborn hearing screening and the measures to be taken if the screening does not pass.

Understand the best time for newborn hearing screening and the applicable items to ensure your baby’s hearing health.

A cesarean section baby born 37+1 days premature, weighing just over three pounds. How should the hearing screening be conducted?

Discuss the possible causes and coping strategies for newborn hearing screening failure.

Failed newborn hearing screening may be due to secretions in the external auditory canal or middle ear, frequent movement of the baby, nasal congestion, breathing discomfort, or surrounding environmental noise. Diagnostic hearing tests can help rule out hearing impairments and take appropriate measures, such as avoiding colds and choking, to protect the baby’s hearing health.

This article provides recommendations on the timing and process for newborn hearing screening, as well as further examinations and suggestions for those who have not passed the screening.

Understand the standard for hearing screening of premature infants, including the normal range of hearing thresholds and the grading of different degrees of hearing impairment.

Explore the coping strategies when a newborn’s hearing screening fails, and how to determine if the baby’s hearing is normal.

Newborn hearing issues may be related to pathological jaundice, and early hearing screening should be conducted.

Discuss the possible causes of unpassed hearing screening in premature babies and corresponding medical recommendations.