ASMR Cranial Nerve Exam 💎 Soft Spoken, RolePlay (subtitles available)
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In this video, you can relax and enjoy a classic cranial nerve function test performed by an "experienced neurologist." ❗️ If you want to support me financially (for the development of the channel or for goodies) / If you want to support me 💲 Boosty - https://boosty.to/violetta_purpur 💲 Boosty Donation - https://boosty.to/violetta_purpur/donate 00:00 Preview 01:33 Introduction 02:12 Poll 08:11 1 pair - Olfactory nerve 08:19 Smell test 11:17 2 pair - Optic nerve 11:26 Examination of pupils 12:43 Visual acuity assessment (far) 15:42 Visual acuity assessment (close) 16:19 Color vision test 21:00 Fundus examination 22:38 Checking pupillary reflexes 26:41 Visual Neglect Test 27:47 Visual field assessment 30:27 3, 4, 6 pairs - Oculomotor, trochlear and abducens nerves 30:41 Smooth tracking test 32:17 Test to determine heterotropia 33:20 5 pair - Trigeminal nerve 33:31 Assessment of tactile sensitivity of the face 36:38 Palpation 37:20 Reflex test 38:15 7th pair - Facial nerve 38:47 Checking the functioning of facial muscles 39:32 Taste test 41:51 8th pair - vestibulocochlear nerve 42:13 Hearing test 44:11 9 and 10 pairs 46:25 11 pair 47:16 12 pair Streams: 🍏 Twitch - / violetta_purpur 🥥 VkPlay.Live - https://vkplay.live/violetta_purpur 🍓 ASMR channel - / violettaasmr 🍇 ASMR triggers - / purpurdreamasmr 🥝 Game channel - / violettaplay 🍉 Ambience channel - / @purpurambience 🍒 Telegram - https://t.me/violetta_purpur 🥥 TikTok - / violetta_purpur 🍌 Steam - http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76... 🍎 VK Group - https://vk.com/violettapurpur 🎤 Microphone - Rode NT5 or 3Dio FS XLR or Zoom H8 (XYH-6) 🎤 Mixer - Zoom H8 🎥 Camera Sony A6400 (Sigma AF 16mm f/1.4 lens) ⭐️Autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR) is a neologism denoting a perceptual phenomenon characterized by a pleasant tingling sensation in the back of the head, spreading in the form of goosebumps along the skin of the neck and back to the limbs. ⭐️ASMR sensations are caused by sound, visual, tactile or cognitive stimuli (triggers).