Are the Instruments Visible?

Usually items are on a trolley near to the doctor or on a tray in the room everything is usually to hand as once exam begins doctor does not ant to have to keep removing hand from inside you to get things.

I think it's hot to have all of the instruments visible before the exam/proceedure. Especially if the doctor is going to perform a painful exam. Perhaps a speculum, tenaculum and possible a syringe with needle.

At the Ob/Gyn group I go to the heel type stirrups are out ready and waiting. Gloves, Ky, gown and sheet are out. The rest is tucked away in a drawer

My girlfriend tells me that everything is visible when she goes for her gyno exam.. Stirrups extended, gown and drape on table, gloves,lube,pap test kit on table, speculum on counter next to the doctor with the light attached to it.. Turns her on a little to see all the supplies out...also turns me on after words!! :-)

At my wife's gyn exams the speculum are in the drawer

Not sure at my wife's annual exam. In theory, it would make sense everything is out and ready to get the exam done as quickly as possible.

They are always visible at mine if it is already established that it is a gyno exam

Pap brushes & plastic specimin container out and visible

speculum, Ky jelly & gloves in drawer @ end of table

At my gynecologist, the stirrups are extended and waiting. The gown and drape are usually in a drawer on the side of the table and the nurse will pull them out and set them on the table as she gives the instructions to undress before leaving, but sometimes they are already set out on the table when I walk into the exam room. The gloves are in a box on the wall, near where the stool is when the doctor is sitting. The speculums, pap supplies and lube are in the drawers at the end of the table.

Gloves on the walls and speculums in the drawers

At the fertility Dr all supplies are in drawers with the exception of when she has ultrasounds then the probe all ready has a condom on it ready to go. At her regular gyno all supplies are laid out ready to go.

My family practice doctor also provides for my gyn exams usually as part of my overall physical so the stirrups are not in position at first but will be once it gets to that part. The speculum is in a drawer while gloves and ky are kept on the counter.

For my wife's annual exam at our doctor's, the gloves are in a box on the wall closest to the exam table within reach during a pelvic, the specula and lube are in the top draw (the draw is heated to warm the specula and lube) at the foot of the table, the Pap vials and cytobrushes are in the counter draw behind where the PA sits, the stirrups are not out until the pelvic, and the paper vests and paper drapes are in the side draws of the table. When we went to Planned Parenthood for her IUD insertion and follow up exam a few years ago, the stainless speculum, tenaculum, sterilized sound and dilators (still in their packaging), IUD and insertion device still sterile in their packaging, gloves, and lube were all on a Mayo stand next to the exam table in plain view. The paper drape was taken from a side draw of the table, and the stirrups were not pulled out until she had to lie back. At the follow up, the speculum, lube, and gloves were on the Mayo stand again, and the stirrups were again only taken out for the pelvic.

At my girlfriends gyno office everything is out in the exam room but the speculums which are in the drawer at the foot of the table and the paper exam gown is on the side of the table waiting for my girlfriend to put it on and the stirrups are still hidden inside the exam table

The intruments are on rolling table with a paper cloth over it. They are uncovered by the doctor when I'm position with my feet in the stirrups.

On the Air Force base where my wife goes for her PCM visits, There are 2 drawers in the exam table in every exam room clearly labeled PAP SUPPLIES on one drawer and SPECULUMS on the other drawer and the speculum drawer is always full in the morning and near empty by the end of the day. I have had morning appointments when I looked in the drawer and also afternoon appointments when I looked in the drawer. There must be a lot of women appointments that require a speculum and to mention that most military Primary Care doctors (civilian, Captains, or Lieutenants) are men.

I've never seen any instruments, because the counter is away from the examination table. Moreover, my gynecologist usually tells me to disrobe next to the table, and in the meantime he turns around in order to wear gloves and lubricate his fingers or the ultrasound probe.

I like this, because he gives me privacy and at the same time I avoid getting undressed in another place and walking across the room without my pants 😄

The last time was at a sexual health clinic and the lube and gloves were definitely out. She brought the swabs out of the drawer as she explained the process to me and went to get the rest as I was undressing. She went to get the stuff for the blood test and vaccination as I was getting dressed again.

I'm suddenly reminded of a trip that my girlfriend and I took to Planned Parenthood together when we were teenagers. She was there for a pelvic exam so she could get her birth control pills renewed. I can't recall where the speculum was located before the exam, but I distinctly recall that there was a gallon size bucket or pale on the floor next to the exam table and it was full of used stainless steel specula, soaking in some type of sterilization liquid. I think it was the first time I ever learned what a speculum looked like and it was the only time I ever saw a bucket full of "soiled" specula sitting on the floor of an exam room.

When I went with my wife to her exam at the military base, there was a small table with the lubrication and speculum and materials. It was covered with a napkin. I do know that at every room at the Family Practice Clinic each room AZ one exam table with two drawers in it which are clearly labeled pap materials, and speculums. When I go to the clinic for my own reasons I usually look into the speculum drawer when I'm in the room alone waiting for the doctor. I have found that at my early morning appointments the speculum drawer is usually full and in the late afternoon appointments the speculum drawer is usually close to being empty. Knowing that most military Primary Care managers are male and some are officers between the age of 24 and 35 or 40, it makes me curious to know how many pelvic exams they do on Military females and wives of military men everyday. They usually book appointments 15 minutes apart which would mean they probably perform a lot of exams everyday. My wife has had countless pelvic exams at many different bases from many different male doctors over the years.

Granted I am not a full medfet 'Doctor', but I do have some equipment. I've given a few exams and like to keep everything secret until it is used. Sometimes, when she is blindfolded, I will even play with the toys just to make noise, even if I don't end up using them, just to imprint those sounds in her brain not knowing what it was. I wonder what she hears and imagines these instruments are as she hears these new noises and anticipates... something!

It's the amazing dance Doms play to keep their subs 'interested' but not genuinely 'scared.'

Some are visible others aren’t

Yep, usually there’s a tray laid out with all of the equipment that the doc will be using...

When I went with my wife a male nurse came in and pulled everything out except the speculum and laid it on a table. The doctor came in and searched a few drawers looking for the speculum she wanted, plastic with built in light. She turned on the light ,sit it with the other things I assume to let t get warm.

No, everything was in a drawer and pulled out once I was up in the stirrups

The only things that is visible when I walk in is the pap kit, and probably the gloves. The rest of the tools (specula and lube) are in a drawer under the stirrups

When I go in the only visible instruments are the scale. Then on the wall in a computerized set is the BP, pulse/ox, thermometer and the otoscope and the boxes of speculum's for it. There are sets of gloves on the wall in different sizes and one box of non-latex. All of the gloves are non powder. When she gets ready to put her fingers in me I here the drawer between my legs open and paper opening. The light swivels and comes down from the ceiling but it isn't an OR light. It also isn't a dental light. It is long about ten inches and three inches round. The nurse pulls it down to over my doctors shoulder and then my doctor angels it how she wants it. The light beam can be adjusted. It is turned on with a pedal. The speculum's are all kept in a drawer and kept warm. So basically you don't see anything.

If you are unlucky or in the medical profession you may end up in her Gyn OR if she is overbooked. In there you see a lot of instruments like a Colposcope on wheels. A cryosurgery unit. DEFIB unit, O2, you name it. She also has a regular OR for other minor surgeries.

Gloves are in the drawer. Speculums, patulas and brushes for smear are ready at the table next to the gyno chair. Sometime the are coverd by cloth. Every time if i see all instruments I have weird feel tha it will be after fuw minutes inside me.

My gp’s exam rooms have a box of gloves and a tube of lubricating jelly on the counters, and pap kits and disposable speculums and anoscopes are in drawers in the exam tables. My doctor arranges whatever he needs for a physical before he leaves the room to have me undress.

At my ob/gyn office, the speculums are kept in a drawer in the exam table. The lubricant is out on the counter in a warming device. The pap smear sticks and lab container for the test is on the counter waiting to be used.