Phonak Lyric2 Manuel utilisateur

Instruction Booklet for

Hearing Care Professionals

Welcome

Thank you for choosing Lyric2, the world‘s first extended wear hearing aid which provides

the following unique advantages:

Worn 24/7 and during all everyday activities including sports, showering and sleeping

Hassle-free hearing — no cleaning or maintenance required

100% invisible

This booklet provides you with instructions on all aspects of Lyric2 fittings, from setting up

your workspace to counseling your patients and troubleshooting fitting issues.

The booklet is also available as download at www.lyricresourcecentre.com

Contents

Important safety information

Overview of fitting process

Device and SoundLync description

Fitting range

Lyric2 devices and accessories

Anatomy diagram

Patient journey

Lyric2 work environment set-up instructions

Getting started with the microscope

Lyric2 candidacy checklist

Request for Medical Clearance for Extended Wear

Hearing Aid(s)

Otoscopy instruction

Lyric2 insertion tool instruction

Lyric2 sizing instruction

Lyric2 lubrication instruction

Lyric2 programming procedure

SoundLync instruction

Counseling instruction

Equipment cleaning and maintenance instruction

Troubleshooting flowcharts:

Converting a Lyric patient to Lyric2

Occlusion

Pain assessment

Feedback

Migration

Dead device

Information and description of symbols

Important safety information

As outlined in Lyric user guide

Please read and maintain the following important

safety information when you start working with

Lyric2.

Please refer to the Lyric/Lyric2 User Guide for important

safety information, compliance information and

information about FDA regulations.

If any abnormalities are detected during otoscopy the

customer must be referred to an ENT doctor. As for any

other hearing aid, it is recommended to have the ear

canal assessed by an ENT doctor prior to the initial sizing

and fitting of Lyric2.

Changes or modifications to the hearing aid that were

not explicitly approved by Phonak are not permitted.

Such changes may damage the ear or the hearing aid.

Phonak is not responsible for situations resulting from

the insertion of a modified device.

The SoundLync contains a magnet. If a medical device

like a pacemaker is used, read the specific user guide to

clarify possible impact of magnetic fields to the medical

device. The SoundLync must not be placed in the breast

pocket. Keep a distance of at least 15cm (6 inches)

between the SoundLync and the medical device.

The hearing aid is a potential choking or swallowing

hazard so it should be kept out of reach of children,

mentally challenged people and pets. If hearing aids are

swallowed, consult a medical practitioner immediately!

The hearing aids must not be used in explosive areas

(mines or industrial areas with danger of explosions).

If Lyric2 stops working for any reason, it must be

removed within 24 hours and the patient should see a

hearing care professional to check the ear canal.

Do not put cotton swabs or anything else in the ear

canal. They could damage the hearing aid and/or injure

the ear.

Scuba diving or diving underwater as well as skydiving

may cause injury to the ear or damage to the hearing

aid. These activities are prohibited while wearing Lyric2.

Medical imaging procedures, such as MRI scans, may

cause injury to the ear or damage the hearing aid. Lyric2

must be removed prior to having an MRI scan because it

contains metallic parts.

Complete submersion of the ears while wearing Lyric2 is

not recommended unless a custom made ear plug is

worn as this may cause damage to the hearing aid.

Lyric2 is designed for single-use. Once removed, it

cannot be reinserted.

Using the SoundLync: the SoundLync should not rest

against the skin of those with allergies to nickel.

Overview of fitting process

Do not put cotton swabs or anything else in the ear

canal. They could damage the hearing aid and/or injure

the ear.

Scuba diving or diving underwater as well as skydiving

may cause injury to the ear or damage to the hearing

aid. These activities are prohibited while wearing Lyric2.

Medical imaging procedures, such as MRI scans, may

cause injury to the ear or damage the hearing aid. Lyric2

must be removed prior to having an MRI scan because it

contains metallic parts.

Complete submersion of the ears while wearing Lyric2 is

not recommended unless a custom made ear plug is

worn as this may cause damage to the hearing aid.

Lyric2 is designed for single-use. Once removed, it

cannot be reinserted.

Using the SoundLync: the SoundLync should not rest

against the skin of those with allergies to nickel.

Speculum

Length Sizer 2

Lyric2 Sizer

Insertion Tool

Lubricant

Programming Wand

SoundLync

Stethoclip*

Insertion Tool

Lubricant

Otoscopy

(both ears)

Determine maximum

insertion depth

Determine device size

Programming and

preparation

Lyric insertion

Counseling

Otoscopy instruction

(p.14)

Sizing instruction

(p.17)

Insertion tool instruction

(p.15)

Sizing instruction

(p.17)

Lubrication instruction

(p.18)

Turn patient around and repeat sizing

process of the other ear

Programming instruction

(p.19)

SoundLync instruction

(p.20)

Lubrication instruction

(p.18)

Insertion tool instruction

(p.15)

Counseling instruction

(p.21)

Refer to user guide if necessary

Fitting process

Tools Support documents

* Not included in Fitting Kit

Device and SoundLync description

Lyric2

Fitting range

SoundLync

910 8 7

321 4 5

3 4

1 2

Removal loops

Microphone protection

“This side up” indication

Lateral seal

Medial seal

Receiver

Signal processor

Battery

Microphone

Insertion Handle

Avoid steeply sloping hearing losses with

more than 30 dB / octave

Keychain housing

Magnet

Removal tool

Cap

100

110

125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000 Hz

Lyric2 devices and accessories

Lyric2 XS

Lyric2 S

Lyric2 M

Lyric2 L

Lyric2 XL

Lyric2 devices

Lyric2 sizer XS

Lyric2 sizer S

Lyric2 sizer M

Lyric2 sizer L

Lyric2 sizer XL

Insertion tool

Length sizer2

Ear speculum set

Lubricant (Glycerin)

SoundLync

Lyric2 Fitting Kit

078-0025

078-0024

078-0023

078-0022

078-0026

054-0696

054-0697

054-0698

054-0699

054-0700

054-0703

054-0695

026-1270

054-0309

098-0369

054-0607

Anatomy diagram

Helix

Fossa triangularis

Crura anthelicis

Anthelix

Cavum conchae

Antitragus

Lobulus auriculae

Cartilaginous ear canal

Posterior meatus

Bony cartilaginous juncture

Bony ear canal

Eardrum

Malleus

Incus

Stapes

Eustachian tube

Vestibular organ

Helicotrema

Cochlear organ

Cochlear nerve

Outer Ear Middle Ear Inner Ear

Patient journey

Satisfied

Lyric2

patient

other hearing aid

Wax removal?

Further medical clarification

required?

ENT Referral

Short introduction to Lyric2

(benefits, fitting procedure,

high-end device)

Audiometry

Obtaining patient history

Trial phase

Anatomy check

Health check

Lifestyle check

Lyric2 model

(subscription, trial phase)

Lyric2 fitting

Sign

subscription

Lyric2 work environment set-up instruction

Getting started with the microscope

Please carefully follow the “instruction for use” enclosed in

the packaging when assembling your microscope.

Aim

To have an ergonomic and comfortable seating position

Work effectively on patients’ ear

Smallest possible space requirement

Legroom for the patient

Space requirement

The space provided should be at least 180cm x 200cm.

Facts about the microscope

Magnification: 6,4 times

Weight: 76kg

Working distance: approx. 20cm

Recommended assembly

The recommended layout of the microscope and chair is illustrated

to the right. The advantages are:

The hearing care professional is able to turn the patient chair

without any difficulty.

The alignment of the microscope in this way ensures the best

possible working position for both ears.

A right angle between the short and the long arm of the

microscope improves the handling of the microscope.

Once the microscope is assembled, it is crucial to apply the

breaks and to adjust the resistance of the joints. It is

recommended to opt for a higher resistance for the rotation

of the shorter arm and a lower resistance for the rotation of

the longer arm of the microscope. This will minimize the side

deviation while moving forward with the microscope.

The microscope should be set at a right angle to the long arm.

To perform otoscopy on the patient‘s opposite ear, the chair is

turned around while the patient remains seated. The position

of the hearing care professional and the microscope remains

unchanged throughout.

Step 1 Adjusting eye distance

Important

It is not necessary to have a sharp focus during this step! Before

working with the microscope the eye distance of the oculars needs

to be adjusted to avoid shadows and to ensure a round field of

vision.

First, the oculars are set to the widest distance possible by

turning the dial located on the lefthand side. People who wear

glasses must push back the rubber eye-piece cushions to ensure

the correct distance is maintained between the eyes and the

ocular.

Switch on the light and look through the eye-pieces. Slowly turn

the dial to decrease the distance between the oculars, until a

round sector is visible. There should be no shadow, overlapping

or double images in the centre. Once you are happy with this

image, there is no need to adjust the dial further.

Step 2 Focusing the microscope

Setting the focus of the microscope is only achieved by adjusting

the distance between the microscope and the object to be

examined. There is no need to change the position of the knob or

the eye-pieces in order to get a focused image.

Advice: People who must wear corrective lenses due to spherical

refractive errors when viewing distant objects may set the

corresponding dioptre number on the eye-pieces and adjust the

focus. For further information please refer to the paragraph

below: “Positioning of the microscope oculars“.

Start with the microscope 20cm away from the patient‘s ear.

Slowly move the microscope forward towards the ear until the

image is focused.

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