Ever overheard what is happening in the next exam room?

I'm wondering if anyone has ever overheard what is going on in the next exam room. I went to a doctor once that was building a new facility so they were in a temporary location. The exam room walls must not have been as thick as normal or something because you could clearly hear what was going on in the next room. The man in the next room was asking the doctor (family practitioner) about getting a vasectomy. His response was that with the patient's condition (I'm not sure exactly what condition), he would have to see a urologist for that and gave him a couple of names. I wonder if anyone overheard the same doctor a few minutes later when he asked me to drop my pants and turn my head and cough.

Oh yes. Once the air ducts for the exam room opened above the waiting room as well so we could all hear. In a different office, I had seen a male patient get called ahead of me and taken back. Of course when I was taken back, it was to the adjoining exam room. The guy was a young father with the conversation in part about that. I could hear, but not see, each part of his physical exam from the doctor's instructions. Even the doctor's nutrition opinions were expressed next door and then face to face.

What all did you hear?

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Thanks, Jimmy. I have no recollection of the duct exam room. In the second situation, I had seen the 20 something, athletic male in the waiting room when I checked in. He was taken back ahead of me. I don't put gowns on when they are offered, but I would assume that he had completely undressed with the gown on, sitting on the table, waiting. The exam room doors were next to each other, so the knock on his sounded like mine. From that point, I could hear the expected, turn your head, open your mouth, etc. I heard the nutrition lecture which I, too, would hear prior to sounds of movement on the exam table paper as the patient moved, climbed off, turned around to assume the position.

Yeah, when I attended a prostate clinic they had like 3 cubicles with an exam chair in each one and you could hear the guys in the other cubicles being given the same instructions etc as I was getting and their (reluctant and complaining) reactions.

Yes, in some of the smaller clinics, I have.

Yes, frequently. Most offices just use standard construction, dry wall with no insulation. Some even have shared air vents.