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Some concern is warranted for a small segment of these students who seemed to be most at risk because they listened to their iPods at high volume levels for long durations using earbuds, and reported that they may already have hearing loss due to their iPods.
The results show a very good evaluation of noise with low and moderate amplitudes.
Therefore, it is concluded that older chinchilla ears are not more susceptible to noise damage than younger ears.
Thus systematic noise evaluation in the working units, worker education, noise control, distributing proper standard noise protection equipment among the workers, performing annual audiometries, and evaluating and updating noise control programs are necessary.