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MAPping is the process by which the audiologist determines the amount of electrical stimulation each electrode delivers to the auditory nerve so that the child can respond. MAPs are adjusted over time. Sometimes the MAPing process takes several appointments to ensure correct settings. It is important to see the audiologist as recommended to make sure your child has the most appropriate MAP.
