🩺 OVER Explained Medical Check-Up (That You Can Close Your Eyes To) 🌟 ASMR Soft Spoken Exam RP

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Published on December 8, 2022 6:00:42 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDQvvisz9Cg

Duration: 48:06

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An ear exam, hearing test, and facial sensation test focused ASMR exam, but you can close your eyes to it! My videos are often "overexplained", but this video is definitely focused on over explanation so you can close your eyes and know exactly where I am and what I'm doing. Tuning forks, otoscope, stethoscope, soft/sharp test, reflex exam, lots and lots of favorites in this medical trigger indulgent video :)

What Are We Looking At Today? ~ 0:00 – 01:55
Inspecting & Palpating Your Outer Ears ~ 01:55 – 05:50
Palpating Your Ears ~ 05:50 – 07:20
Looking Inside Your Ears with Otoscope ~ 07:20 – 11:38
Testing Your Hearing with Speaking ~ 11:38 – 13:52
Left vs. Right Finger Rustling Hearing Test ~ 13:52 – 15:17
Tuning Fork Hearing Test ~ 15:17 – 19:13
Left vs. Right Tuning Fork Test ~ 19:13 – 20:26
Weber & Rinne Test with Tuning Fork ~ 20:26 – 24:15
Testing Your Facial Sensation ~ 24:15 – 26:10
Left vs. Right Touch Test ~ 26:10 – 27:39
Soft/Sharp Sensation Tests ~ 27:39 – 31:46
Vibration Sense with Tuning Fork ~ 31:46 – 33:50
Listening to Your Heart ~ 33:50 – 35:31
Auscultating Your Lungs with Guided Breathing ~ 35:31 – 40:44
Testing Your Reflexes with Trömner Hammer ~ 40:44 – 44:58
Reviewing Your Exam ~ 44:58 - 48:06

Triggers include: typing, soft speaking, ear to ear whispering, otoscope, inspection, examination, palpation, indistinct whispering, finger rustling, tuning fork, hearing test, explaining things, overexplaining, soft sharp test, facial sensation test, sensory exam, stethoscope, reflex testing, guided breathing, just a touch of blowing on the mic, and personal attention, of course!

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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⭐ Fun fact! "Pound for pound, your bones are stronger than steel. A block of bone the size of a matchbox can support up to 18,000 pounds of weight." - Posted on August 6th, 2015 by Orthopaedic Specialty Group (https://www.osgpc.com/amazing-facts-about-the-human-body/)

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