New Patient Examination (Up Close & Personal, Ear Exam, Palpation, Eye Testing) 🩺 Medical ASMR RP

We're starting off with looking in your ears with the otoscope & palpating/stretching your ears before getting into a head exam and then a long eye exam. In addition to the usual inspection & light triggers, we'll also be testing your direct/consensual response, color vision with the gel filters (and the scrape-y, slide-y sound of the filter against the camera lens), following the object instead of my finger or a light, and looking at your eyes with the ophthalmoscope. Lots of sticky stethoscope in the middle, and we'll end it with a long medical history review full of question/answer triggers. Welcome to Your New Patient Exam ~ 00:00 – 02:36 Looking Inside Your Ears with Otoscope ~ 02:36 – 05:07 Palpating & Stretching Your Ears ~ 05:07 – 07:31 Feeling Around Your Head & Face ~ 07:31 –10:17 Inspecting Your Eyes ~ 10:17 – 11:08 Testing Pupillary Response with Light ~ 11:08 – 13:12 Direct/Consensual Response Test ~ 13:12 – 14:37 Testing Color Vision with Filters ~ 14:37 – 16:53 Follow the Object ~ 16:53 – 19:18 Fundoscopy with Ophthalmoscope ~ 19:18 – 22:14 Nose, Mouth, & Throat Exam ~ 22:14 – 24:16 Palpating the Sinuses ~ 24:16 – 24:57 Auscultating with Stethoscope (Neck, Heart, Lungs, Abdomen) ~ 24:57 – 28:12 Examining the Neck ~ 28:12 – 29:09 Palpating the Abdomen ~ 29:09 – 30:02 Testing Your Reflexes ~ 30:02 – 31:59 Examining Your Arms & Legs ~ 31:59 – 32:52 Medical History Review (Question/Answer) ~ 32:52 – 41:33 Reviewing Your Exam ~ 41:33 – 42:41 Wrapping up Your Examination ~ 42:41 - 44:02 Triggers include: whispering, paper sounds, soft speaking, pen writing, otoscope, otoscope persuasion, ear exam, ear touching, ear cupping, palpation, narrating actions, crinkly cling wrap sounds, head exam, eye exam, light triggers, direct/consensual response test, color vision testing, follow the object, accommodation reflex test, screwing in tool head, ophthalmoscope, press/release, sticky stethoscope, guided deep breathing, fabric sounds, reflex testing, and asking questions. 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.'" ❥ I want y'all to have a safe environment here regardless of where you come from, who you love, what you look like, you name it. I don't tolerate discrimination or hatred based on attributes you can't change like where you were born, what color you are, if you have a disability, or who you love– above all, be kind to one another. We're all just people, just trying to do our thing. ❥ If you want to donate (but don't ever feel pressured to!) I have three ways to go about it: Ko-Fi link (one-time): https://ko-fi.com/calliopewhispersasmr Patreon link (monthly perks like early access videos & exclusive content):   / calliopewhispers   Throne Gifts (wishlist for props/equipment): https://throne.me/u/calliopewhispers ❥ Check me elsewhere on the Web: The Big List Of It All: https://linktr.ee/xxcalliope Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/295qW... Apple Music:   / calliope-whispers-asmr   Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/artists/B0BS... ❥ Background image in Outro is “Close-up Photo of Green Leafed Plant” from user Aditya Aiyar on pexels.com, no attribution required. ❥ My equipment: Audio Recording – Rode NT1-A Microphones with Zoom H4N Recorder Filming – Lumix G85 Camera ❥ Have a whale of a day and a good rest of your night! :) #asmr #medicalasmr #asmrexamination