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Test Menu
The Test Menu is the window from which you can open any WinCHAP test. It is
divided into two sub-windows: the Client-Patient window and the Hearing Aid
window.
The Client-Patient window lists all records in order by client. Any attached
audiometric tests, DSL/NAL tests, or hearing aids are listed under the client
record.
The Hearing Aid window lists all records in order by hearing aid model and
serial number. Any saved hearing aid tests are listed under the hearing aid
record.
There are two ways to get to the Test Menu.
• From WinCHAP’s Main Menu, click Test Menu. This will allow you to
test any client or hearing aid entered in the Office Manager
• From the Office Manager, click Test Menu
in the toolbar. This will open
the Test Menu and list only the client or hearing aid displayed in the
Office Manager.
4.1 The Test Menu Display
The Test Menu contains records of all clients, hearing aids, and measurements
saved in WinCHAP. There are two sub-windows: the Client-Patient
window and
the Hearing Aid window.
The Client-Patient window lists all records in order by the client attached
to them. Whenever a client has a saved audiometric test, DSL/NAL test, or
attached hearing aid, a PLUS (+) will appear to the left of his name. If you click
it, the client’s record will open and display the attached list of tests and hearing
aids. If the client has an attached hearing aid, that hearing aid listing may have
a PLUS (+) next to it. Click it to open the hearing aid record containing the list
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ing of all tests attached to the aid. See Figure 4.1A.
The Hearing Aid window lists all records in order by the hearing aid attached to
them. It works much like the Client-Patient listing; whenever a hearing aid has a
saved test record, a PLUS (+) will appear to the left of its listing. If you click it,
the hearing aid record will open and display the attached tests. See Figure 4.1B.
Both windows have the same basic format and share the same toolbar.
• The left column of the window contains the Client-Patient and
Hearing
Aid icons that are used to switch back and forth between the two sub-
windows.
