Tuning forks, typically aluminum, consist of a stem (handle) and two prongs that form a U-shaped fork (Figure 4-13). The tuning fork vibrates at a set frequency after being struck on the heel of the hand and is used to assess vibratory sensation and hearing (air conduction and bone conduction).
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Overview
Features:
- Material: Tuning forks are typically made from aluminum alloy.
- Shape: Tuning forks are U-shaped, with a stem (handle) and two prongs.
- Frequency: Tuning forks come in a range of frequencies, from 64 Hz to 4096 Hz. A common frequency for screening is 128 Hz.
- Vibration: When struck, tuning forks vibrate at a specific frequency. The vibrations produce sound waves that can be used to assess a patient's hearing and neurological functions.
- Use: Tuning forks are used to assess a range of medical conditions, including hearing ability, vibration sense, and bone fractures.
- How to use: To use a tuning fork, hold it by the stem and strike it on the heel of your hand.
