Exam Room Photos

I never thought I'd say this, I'm struck speechless!

Thanks for the photos.

LadyDoc

I also love pics of exam rooms. I think probably for those who tend to be submissive & like some level of soft humiliation play, having a room all decked out to perform various exams is so fun! 😃

Great pictures, looks very real.

Very nice Exam Room!!!

Love the set up DrJ makes me wish I lived in Canada...

First of all - A GREAT medfet room you have there DrJ -

Second, I just had a nice medfet session with my wife this weekend, but we doing it in our bedroom.

I been thinking of building me a clinic room like you have. But on the other hand I would like to find someone who has a full medfet clinic and I would be willing to pay for sessions. I looked in Florida, but did not find anything in this area. I seen a lot of clinics in Germany and had a session there years ago, but who has money to fly to Germany all the time.

By looking around in the US I was not very successful in finding someone who shares a nice setup.

This made me think of building one of my own. My wife and I have a lot of medical instruments which I bought over the years. The only thing is still missing is a anonymous location and the heavy equipment, like the chair DrJ has. Then I was thinking about the legally site. What law regulates something like this (in case I share with medfed friends)or is this considered prostitution?

Maybe there is one in Florida who has the same idea and we could design,build and share a nice professional clinic.

I'm only putting this out here, maybe someone had had the some thoughts then I and we could bring our dreams to reality.

Some pix of my private room :😃

http://www.explicitview.com/public.php?action=viewset&upload_id=2340

Hi Kinkea, Thanks for sharing the excellent photos of your exam room with us. I would love to be on that exam table with some of the great play Docs from this board. Here is a karma point for you. Please share other photos as well. Yours were great!

Lady Teddy

Dr J's clinic is a medfet paradise! Wish I could dedicate the space, time, and effort.

I'm totaly into realism, actually I guess I couldn't do without it.

And as a doctor myself, and personally knowing the reality, it'd be hard for me to feel good, as a play patient, with improvised equipment, like those Mash mentioned.

Your room is fantastic; me too, wish I lived in Canada.... 😢

I always appreciate the comments and thank you all for your support. Not to make anyone else's comments lesser, but I must say that I am most touched by your compliments Mash. Knowing how you feel about your vulnerabilities when it comes to knee-chest position, I have often thought of your reactions to a ride on a procto table. It is one of the few positions which provide almost total restraint of the patient, using nothing more than gravity. If the patient has any option of which direction they may move, it is only towards the examiner.

Realism and technical accuracy are the most important factors in MedFet in my opinion, and that is where I play. Receiving the positive comments of professionals is very humbling and the greatest compliment of all. Thank you!

I might suggest that it is actually "better" than a real facility in terms of sanitation. I use hospital grade disinfectants liberally and also have a Ritter M7 autoclave for metal instruments. The majority of my equipment was purchased new and is always subjected to immaculate sterilization procedures, being reprocessed a minimum of three times between a small group of patients who are 100% negative for any communicable diseases. My table was purchased from a hospital auction and was showing some wear after 15 years of use in a busy outpatient department. It has been remanufactured to factory new condition, but while dismantling it, the "nasties" found in the hidden spaces were indicative of what a real facility presents. So unlike a real facility, this is an almost pristine environment and the presence of any severe infectious organisms like C.Diff is essentially none. Safety is my main priority and reducing the possibilities of infection makes play much safer.

Wow doc ii is incedible your space.

Thanks,very nice pic

Wow, I just watched the whole slideshow of DrJ58 and I am really impressed. It does not only look like a real doctor's practice, but it looks better. I worked in a hospital for some time, from there I know how expensive the equipment is, and I also worked on a few film sets, from there I know how hard it is and how much effort it takes to get all the details right.

Kudos to DrJ for putting such a great space together.

Just like my doctors exam room.

Not a home examination room but a series of 6 pictures showing my hotel room set up, can be accessed from my profile page.

Feel free to ask about items in the pictures.

BigK

Http://www.zity.biz/index.php?action=album;area=showcat;c=3704

you can see my modest Exam Room here

Dear Dr.J58,

The answer is to rent this facility out to other Medfeters for photo shoots. This is a facility & a half. Thanks.

Wein

Damn there are some nice setups, kudos on yours DR.J, I don't even have any play equipment much less a room decicated to it and the detail was emaculate. I had a quick question though, does the room come with and anesthesia machine, if I was going to do a room that would be a must.

Wow, amazing setups! I love the kind of...'super-realism' in how in some ways, they're better than actual doctor's offices!

I would love to come and have a full top to toe examination in there. It looks fantastic

Very good pics!! I love play exams that look like realistic exams and this stuff is one of the best i have ever seen.

DrJ58, a remarkable room indeed! The colonoscopes look fabulous but how do you sterilize these things after use?

Thanks Utah. Flexible endoscopes are fairly easy to sterilize by following the recommended procedures: Rinse and disassemble all valves and biopsy ports, wash thoroughly in a detergent and bleach solution including cleaning all internal passages with a brush (similar to a rifle cleaning brush) and flushing with a syringe, then they are soaked in a solution called Cidex for 4-6 hours. (The recommended minimum is 30 minutes.) After a careful rinse with water, the internal passages are flushed with Isopropyl alcohol, then blown clear with air, the valves and exterior of the scope are cleaned with alcohol, and the scope is hung to dry. The scopes are stored disassembled and the valves and biopsy ports are assembled just before a procedure. Typically scopes will be reprocessed twice between play patients, which is twice the amount of most real clinics.

Thank you for the comprehensive answer. It seems to me to be a quite labour intensiv process but completely necessary if you want to offer a safe and healthy experience to your patients. On another note, patients that underga a colonoscopy will typically receive a sedative or a mild anaesthesia. How do you (or your patients for that matter) deal with the discomfort of a colonoscopy? I hope you don`t mind me going into detail but I am really interested in the medical technical side of things.

cheers

Utah

Ok, I am not yet at a stage where I can do this type of procedure as I don`t have a colonoscope but i will bear this in mind when i get there. i would love to post a few pics of some of the clinics where i practise but so far I have still to find out how to do so. Anyway, thank you for the replies, it is much appreciated

Utah

Are you taking new patients?

I'll do anything for my doctor so if u need a patient to do embarrassing thing and u wantto take pics of them and post them I'm the patient u want to examine.. Reply back to this post if u hav any questions

That's the best that I've ever seen.You've got it.

Lovely clinic !