The Classic, Super Slow & Relaxing Physical Examination 🩺 ASMR Medical Roleplay for Sleep

Where the focus is on relaxation first! In this slow, soothing exam, I'll be conducting a general physical exam on your eyes, ears, heart & lungs, and more while putting a special focus on the triggers. I had myself a marathon of decade-old ASMR videos, back when it was oftentimes relaxation first, realism second and this sort of exaggeration of triggers. While there is a reason that the genre moved forward and changed it up a bit, sometimes it's good to go back and see how far we've come; to see what we can take from the past and make it modern.

There is less differentiation of left vs. right in this video, as I filmed this with three microphones. On the ear exam part, I did change the audio a titch so it is more left/right focused. Just trying somethin' out :)

Welcome to Your Examination ~ 00:00 – 01:48
Inspecting You ~ 01:48 – 02:30
Examining Your Eyes ~ 02:30 – 04:30
Follow My Finger to Test Eye Movement ~ 04:30 – 07:02
Testing Your Accommodation Reflex (In & Out) ~ 07:02 – 08:07
Name the Color of the Object in My Office ~ 08:07 – 10:35
Visually Inspecting Your Ears ~ 10:35 – 12:17
Examining Ears with the Otoscope ~ 12:17 – 15:49
Whispered Hearing Test ~ 15:49 – 16:57
Tuning Fork Hearing Test ~ 16:57 – 19:23
Examining Your Nose, Mouth, & Throat ~ 19:23 – 26:28
Scalp Examination ~ 26:28 – 28:10
Palpating Your Lymph Nodes ~ 28:10 – 30:12
Percussing Your Sinuses ~ 30:12 – 31:17
Measuring Your Blood Pressure ~ 31:17 – 34:12
Listening to Your Heart ~ 34:12 – 35:20
Auscultating the Lungs ~ 35:20 – 39:56
Examining Your Abdomen ~ 39:56 – 43:12
Testing Your Reflexes ~ 43:12 – 46:43
Reviewing Your Physical Examination ~ 46:43 - 49:18

Triggers include: soft speaking, whispering, tapping on wood, examining you, pencil writing sounds, inspecting you, air tracing, follow the finger, eye testing, otoscope, ear exam, hearing test, tuning fork, follow my instructions, tapping on plastic, tapping on your sinuses, stethoscope, guided breathing, reflex testing, little bit of light triggers, scalp exam, palpation, and checking lymph nodes.

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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I'm Calliope, I'm a disabled, Hard of Hearing ASMRtist that got started in December 2016. I found ASMR back in 2011-ish when I was starting high school and it changed my life, so I wanted to create my own content and give back to the community. I'm known for my realistic medical RPs, as well as my pseudoscientific and historical RPs. ASMR is the most important thing in my life, and I hope to continue to make content for as long as possible.

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Audio Recording – Rode NT1-A Microphones, 3Dio XLR Binaural Microphone, Blue Yeti Microphone, Roland CS-10EM Binaural Microphones
Filming – Lumix G85 Camera

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