Old School Exam with Classic Medical ASMR Triggers (Instructing, Palpation, Stethoscope) 🩺 ASMR RP
There's quite a few triggers we don't really see anymore, like the 'simple issue we fix in office' or eye movement instructions. This is exam features triggers like being intensely focused on palpation & inspection, putting together & describing a tool, and the beloved sticky stethoscope. In true 2011 fashion, it's filmed with a lavalier mic and around 22 minutes there's also a train for all the train sound lovers. It snuck up on me while I had the stethoscope in, LOL.
Got Something in Your Eyes? ~ 00:00 – 04:33
Using a Cotton Bud to Clear out Your Eyes ~ 04:33 – 07:37
Inspecting & Palpating around the Eyes ~ 07:37 – 09:49
Look Up, Look Down ~ 09:49 – 11:14
Pupillary Response & Accommodation Reflex Testing ~ 11:14 – 13:21
Describing & Putting Together the Otoscope Tool ~ 13:21 – 14:42
Looking Inside Your Ears ~ 14:42 – 16:13
Volume Reducing Hearing Test ~ 16:13 – 18:03
Auscultating Your Pulse Points with Stethoscope ~ 18:03 – 20:04
Listening to Your Heart, Lungs, & Abdomen ~ 20:04 – 23:54
Inspection, Cover Test, & Cranial Nerve 1 Test for the Nose ~ 23:54 – 28:11
Looking at Your Mouth & Throat ~ 28:11 – 30:13
Cranial Nerve 7 Testing ~ 30:13 – 32:28
Range of Movement & Cranial Nerve 11 Testing ~ 32:28 – 33:34
Reflex Testing ~ 33:34 – 37:43
Examining Your Upper Extremities ~ 37:43 – 40:40
Lower Extremity Examination ~ 40:40 – 42:14
Reviewing & Writing out Your Results ~ 42:14 – 44:00
Wrapping up Your Examination ~ 44:00 - 45:27
Triggers include: soft speaking, whispering, inspecting you, eye exam, face touching, palpation, cotton bud, crinkly cling wrap sounds, light triggers, magnifying glass, blink blink blink, pencil writing, follow my instructions, eye movement testing, accommodation reflex testing, explaining, hearing test, inaudible whispering, sticky stethoscope, guided deep breathing, cranial nerve tests, reflex testing, and narrating actions.
Hope y'all enjoy, have a whale of a day! :)
xx Calliope
❥ What Is ASMR? From Oxford Languages: "a feeling of well-being combined with a tingling sensation in the scalp and down the back of the neck, as experienced by some people in response to a specific gentle stimulus, often a particular sound. 'ASMR is triggered by things like whispering voices, paper tearing, and scalp massage.'"
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Audio Recording – Rode NT1-A Microphones with Zoom H4N Recorder
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