Quick steth check

Grab your steth and do a quick a listen and report back.

Me:

79bpm (but feels much faster)

Loud, hard, deliberate beats (I'm not sober) that are visible. Blood flow sounds are easily heard. Listening spot - pulmonic

56bpm currently, sounds quite gentle.

Around 60. But it felt faster. I listen with a stethoscope (Littmann Classic 2 - grey) that for two years ago was in a real doctors ownership. I sometimes think about all patient that got their heart and lungs listen too, with it.

I listen on my mitral-point. It hammering and slams against my chestpiece.

I checked the heart and lungs of female patients with a stethoscope in as little as 3 minutes overall

I started at 48 bpm but almost immediately it climbed to the mid 70s just with the feeling of the steth on my chest. After a few deep breaths and moving the chestpiece around it leapt to 85 bpm. He sounded really strong and I could see and feel him thumping against the steth

84 bpm

65 bpm now

80 bpm right now, hard pounding... quite excited. Always, when I'm listening to hearts or my own.

Reporting in at 86 bpm. A little elevated. Actually, it was the first time in months since I have used my stethoscope. I almost forgot how hot it feels to use it on myself, should probably do it more often, hehe.

Been waiting all day for the opportunity to do this!

Listening spot: Erb’s point

Heart rate: 76 BPM

Description: gentle and steady with a bass-y s2 and a crisp s1

Details: 32, AFAB enby with THC and CBD in the system, no caffeine

I'm currently at 53bpm and its very quiet and steady.

I can hear the S1/S2 split and all seems fine.

Mainly listened to my tri but had a little tour of my heart valves

Well since you're asking... ;-)

Around 64bpm - surprisingly given the presence of a stethoscope.

Listened in order at aortic, pulmonic, tricuspid and mitral.

S1/S2 clear, no skips or gallops.

Also checked my breathing at each side of the chest - lungs sounding clear, which is reassuring on a cold December day.

Of course all this would be much more fun with someone else participating too...