ASMR: Optometrist Examines a Patient pt.1 (with C.HeapASMR)

I'm going to be asking some questions & taking notes, then checking eye health and the prescription.

Timestamps:
0:00 Intro & Case History
4:27 Distance Visual Acuity
5:02 Distance Cover Test
5:28 Near Cover Test
6:13 Pupil Light Reactions
6:55 Pupil Size Measuring (dim light)
7:32 Pupil Size Measuring (brighter light)
8:15 RE Ophthalmoscopy
11:28 LE Ophthalmoscopy
15:23 Hirschberg Test
15:56 Checking Chris' Glasses/Spectacles
17:29 Placing Trial Frame on
18:19 RE Retinoscopy
19:26 LE Retinoscopy
20:48 RE With or Without
21:46 RE Lens 1 or 2
23:33 LE With or Without
24:22 LE Lens 1 or 2
25:25 Distance Visual Acuity
25:45 Explaining D Prescription
26:25 Checking N Prescription & Vision
28:50 Amsler Test
30:25 Until Next Time

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What is ASMR? According to Wikipedia:
Autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR), sometimes auto sensory meridian response, is a tingling sensation that typically begins on the scalp and moves down the back of the neck and upper spine. A pleasant form of paresthesia, it has been compared with auditory-tactile synesthesia and may overlap with frisson.
ASMR signifies the subjective experience of "low-grade euphoria" characterized by "a combination of positive feelings and a distinct static-like tingling sensation on the skin". It is most commonly triggered by specific auditory or visual stimuli, and less commonly by intentional attention control.
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Disclaimer: My videos are purely ASMR role play & in no way whatsoever intended as medical advice. As such, you should consult your doctor, optician etc if you have a medical issue.

[SRPASMR]

Hope you enjoy the eye exam. We'll record the follow up when we can.
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro & Case History
4:27 Distance Visual Acuity
5:02 Distance Cover Test
5:28 Near Cover Test
6:13 Pupil Light Reactions
6:55 Pupil Size Measuring (dim light)
7:32 Pupil Size Measuring (brighter light)
8:15 RE Ophthalmoscopy
11:28 LE Ophthalmoscopy
15:23 Hirschberg Test
15:56 Checking Chris' Glasses/Spectacles
17:29 Placing Trial Frame on
18:19 RE Retinoscopy
19:26 LE Retinoscopy
20:48 RE With or Without
21:46 RE Lens 1 or 2
23:33 LE With or Without
24:22 LE Lens 1 or 2
25:25 Distance Visual Acuity
25:45 Explaining D Prescription
26:25 Checking N Prescription & Vision
28:50 Amsler Test
30:25 Until Next Time

[williamwhispers]

Note that he doesn't have the need of whispering and even softspeaking is only used at certain times. Many asmrtists should think about this, whispers or soft speak seems to be a must in asmr content, when the truth is that the key element is the atmosphere. You could perfectly speak at a normal tone, if you build the right atmosphere to relax your audience.

[WayneLeMaster]

Love when these two make videos together.

[savis]

These 2 are actually so good at making videos together, they speech patterns, knowledge and vibe work so well for these videos.

[AcidGamesYT]

Love the beginning of this video as you discuss patients medical records having it realistic with his actual medical issues and medications made it feel more real and tingly than others where its all generic yes and no

[joryanadem]

I feel like this would get more likes If everyone didn’t fall asleep

[rileylusk]

I find this video in particular one of his best not only for the quality of sound but for the fact that he can speak at a normal tone without it seeming too loud or uncomfortable. This really shows the atmosphere this man has created. Excellent work my friend!!

[ethankly]

I've been using this video for the past week, one of my favorites on the channel, especially the beginning questionnaire role-playing.

[ReeceyOMG]

I actually find this brilliant, because you guys are 2 people bringing your actual professions into the world of ASMR. Which is more than a role-play because you know more about it than anyone could ever role play!
Also, you're fellow Brummies!!

[samanthaford]

See this is why I always nearly fall asleep when I go to the opticians. I love the way the talk they always speak with a very gentle voice and make me feel so relaxed and this video has done the same. Absolutely loved it well done lads x

[lauram]

The amount of times ive watched this video yet never made it to the end is impressive, you guys work together almost too well! Hope we get a part 2 one day 🤞🤞

[monstjax]

This man always makes my day when I see that he posted something new!

[frenchproductions-vw]

Cadence, rhythm, tonality and volume are auditory factors in ASMR. But they trigger responses because the artist is doing them unconsciously. Or very skillfully on cue. This is my favourite channel for this reason.

Most channels in this field of entertainment have little autonomy and seem to jump on whatever the trend is.

The artist in this channel simulates the natural affects of one of the phenomena of rapport which is what is now known as ASMR

Long winded of saying thank you for your videos

[Zeldspace]

Wow. This just came up as a recommended video and I’m loving the tingles. There’s so many great role play asmr vids out there but this one actually feels like a real eye test which gives it that extra authenticity which in turn makes it more relaxing. Subscribed.

[Wolf-ctny]

I love how I first took the mick out of ASMR and thought it was disgusting, weird and wrong but now I depend on it daily to get to sleep. Without it I’d not be able to sleep 😂

[xCallMeKarma]

The banter is so amazing between these two I can’t sleep 😂

[ethanspring]

SRP: "Non invasive test"
Also SRP: *Gets close enough to taste the patients skin*

[fortnitelegendary]

You already know this is going to be a banger

[stephenford]

I keep coming back to all your videos. I honestly think you are the best ASMRtist - most authentic for sure. Thank you!!

[DaveMK.]

The sheer number of tingles I experienced from this video was extraordinary!