OVER-Explained Full Body Medical Examination (Stethoscope, Palpation, Percussion) 🩺 ASMR Roleplay

Over-explained AND the typical order of tests is flipped so it works more from the bottom up—it's backwards, basically! Starting with the reflex exam and working our way up to the scalp exam, this particular video has a lot more tidbits, from history to anatomy to reasoning for certain exams. If one's been here for a minute, my videos tend to err on over-explained, anyway, but this one I just wanted that little bit extra.

Usually that percussion is on point, but it was pretty soft this time! I'll have to revisit my 'percussing the open air' technique to see if we can get some better sounds LOL

Welcome to Your Examination ~ 00:00 – 01:05
Explaining the Process ~ 01:05 – 01:59
Testing Your Reflexes ~ 01:59 – 06:53
Palpating the Heart ~ 06:53 – 07:49
Listening to the Heart ~ 07:49 – 10:53
Percussing the Lungs ~ 10:53 – 12:42
Auscultating the Lungs ~ 12:42 – 14:27
Vocal Resonance Test with Stethoscope ~ 14:27 – 16:13
Neck Examination ~ 16:13 – 19:14
Palpating the Lymph Nodes ~ 19:14 – 22:48
Sinus Palpation & Percussion ~ 22:48 – 26:16
Face Examination ~ 26:16 – 28:40
Temporalis, Masseter, & TM Joint Exam ~ 28:40 – 30:57
Inspecting Your Eyes ~ 30:57 – 33:28
Accommodation Reflex Testing ~ 33:28 – 35:10
Taking a Peek at Your Ears ~ 35:10 – 37:19
Looking at the Nose, Mouth, & Throat ~ 37:19 – 40:18
Scalp Examination ~ 40:18 – 44:04
Tracking Back to the Abdominal Exam ~ 44:04 – 47:39
Reviewing Your Exam ~ 47:39 – 48:33
Wrapping up Your Examination ~ 48:33 - 50:07

Triggers include: soft speaking, pencil writing sounds, reflex testing, palpation, stethoscope, percussion, guided breathing, crinkly cling wrap sounds, face touching, tapping on your sinuses, inspecting you, eye exam, light triggers, accommodation reflex testing, whispering, and a scalp exam.

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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