What types of «doctors» have auscultate you?

What types of «medical health»-people have listen to your heart and lungs?

Your GP? pediatric? cardiologist? dermatologist? urologist? internist? gynecologist? a nurse? playdoctor? girlfriend/boyfriend? a friend? mom/dad? dentist?

For me, my pediatric doctor and ordinary GP. But two of my parentes friends are doctors, and both of them have listen to my heart and lungs when i was sick as kid/young. And of course from my self.

Pediatrician … GP … Internist … DO … Cardiologist … play “doctor!” And anyone else interested! 😉

GPs….cardiologist….girlfriends…..play doctor….nurses

GP, Cardiologist, School Doctor, Occupational Health, Emergency Medicine, and one other… but when she did we were playing.

I probably had others too, but I would have been too young to remember them.

Nathurpathic MD, emergency room nurse and Dr., School health nurse, nruse at Drs office

I think in a real medical setting, just a pediatrician, GP, school nurse for a sports physical, and an endocrinologist that I saw only once. In a play setting, my best friend who is a real-life nurse practitioner.

Every doc if was needed. All of they finished medical studies and must to have based education about lungs, illnesses and how to save up life.

Yes. Psychiatry MD and gyno can also write prescription for medicaments, pills even was common cold.

I find it interesting you mentioned dermatologists & dentists.

Now dermatologists are MDs; so they would know how to use them. However, I’m not sure what occasion they would use one in their practice & no deem that I’d ever seen had one on them.

As far as dentists; the only time one was used on me at a dentist’s office was when the hygienist would check my blood pressure.

Pediatrician, cardiologist, primary care doc (x5), surgeon, anesthesiologist, urologist, nephrologost, neurologist, ER doc.

Mainly GP‘s, but in the past I’ve been auscultated by a school doctor, occupational health doctor and a couple of A&E doctors. That’s about it.

Couple NPs, couple PAs, mostly GPs - Family doctors and Internists.

GP, pediatrician, cardiologist, school doctor, pulmonologist and a friend of mine, which is a doctor

GP, Cardiologist, and several nurse practitioners over the years. My high school had a nurse practitioner on site in case a student needed/wanted to be treated without having to leave school. Like, one time I went to see her about my terrible spring allergies so I wouldn’t have to make an appointment with my regular doctor. And I remember being incredibly surprised that she stethed me for such a simple appointment. 😂

For me, it's been four different types: Pediatrician, Family Medicine, Internist, & Cardiologist

Only my past pediatrician and an AME. Also some doctor when I was traveling.

My GP and cardiologist have auscultated me.

Apart from GP, anybody ‘clerking in’ a patient into a healthcare facilty for sedation or any type of anasthesia would normally auscultate definitely for cardiac (to pick up ‘murmurs’) and usually respiratory. Thats my experience of uk protocols anyway

GP, play doctor, med student , naturopath and me of course.

I wish I could add any romantic partners but i am too embarrassed to ask

The biggest group by far for me would be NHS GP's and then some doctors at private general medicals, although I suppose they would also be classed as GP's. I was once checked in hospital before my appendix operation by a young female doctor, I think they called them housemen…

In chronological order: pediatrician, doctor at school physicals, internist, GP.

In order. GP, school Dr, nurse, play Dr, ICU consultant.

An interesting question. Really had to think for a moment. The following list should fit: several general practitioners, an internist, then a young female medical student and at least two anesthesiologists had listened to my heart yet. Not to forget some public health officers, most recently a female company doctor and of course myself. And it was always exciting...