Windows in exam rooms

Some years ago I underwent a CAA medical for a private pilots license, this examination was carried out in the doctors own home and in front of a ground floor window with the curtains open. I did have my back to the window but my wife at the time was outside on the drive in a car and could clearly see a lot of what was happening. I have often thought about having an observer present during a play exam, it would certainly add to the embarrassment factor. Maybe the experience was the catalyst for that idea.

I can remember once when my car was parked outside a window. My wife decided she would wait in the car that day.When I came out she told me how to her surprise she had a full view of some guy getting a complete physical. Her face was unforgettable when she realized the guy she was watching was me!

I've had a couple of exams/appointments at my current clinic but always in an interior exam room. However, at my latest physical the exam room was an exterior one with a fairly large window with the shade completely open. It was a little odd being able to see traffic at the intersection outside--especially when it came time to drop my pants (I'm assuming based on the height of the bottom of the window, the roof overhang, and the position of any taller buildings nobody would've been able to see anything even with binoculars)

I would love to be on display while getting a physical. How embarrassing!

I've been in plenty of exam rooms with windows, but all have had blinds or one-way mirrored glass so you can't see in.

Windows with blinds. Busy road not far away, but nobody is going to see anything thru a crack in a blind

I had a physical a couple years ago in an office which was on the 2nd or 3rd floor, but there was a bike/walking path right behind the building where the windows looked out. The windows ran the full width of the room, and there were no shades, the windows were dark tinted.

It was an odd feeling getting undressed, weighed at the scale looking out the window only in my briefs and watching people walking, jogging, or biking by about 30-40 ft. away. I was more self-conscious than usual during a physical while sitting and laying on the exam table, right by the windows. And, later when I took my briefs off for the hernia and prostate check, I did feel quite exposed, indeed.

Wish more exam rooms were designed like that one!

It's an interesting thought that you could be in an exam room with a window and that 'voyeurs' could peek in. My doctor's surgery...the room has a window which is on the external wall of an area where the medics park their cars. It is also a cut through to the local library. But the blinds are very efficient. I have walked through this area many times myself. Even if I had wanted / tried to....nothing can be seen from the outside. Hence, the handful of timesI have had to undress there.,.even if I fantasised about someone looking in, I know it could not happen.

However, I was once strip searched at Funchal airport. That room had a window that anyone could see through and a corridor where, if the door was not closed, you could be seen from the outside.....

I had a full physical in a room with windows with the blinds open to the outside.... I don't think anyone saw me but they could have.

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I’ve been in several exam rooms with windows. Most of the time they’re covered. The few rooms without a window covering have been at the dentist and a lab room where multiple people could get their blood drawn at once.

There is a large medical complex near me I pass several times a day. It has huge windows and I always dream of seeing a physical happen as I pass by but it never happens.

Across the street from a thin crust pizza oriented restaurant / tavern, there appears to be some kind of women's clinic. Haven't been there in a while, i forget the name of the place. But sometimes I'd be waiting in the parking lot, especially at night, you could look across & see through the windows of what looked like some kind of clinic.

I can't say I have ever been in an exam room with a window, hospital rooms yes but usually had the screen pulled around the bed so no one could see what was happening around the other side

I have been in a few exam rooms that had windows. Most of them were in buildings with lots of floors so was never on the ground floor. Lowest I've been was second floor. Other buildings have been on 9th floor and 11th floor from what i recall.

In all those exam rooms, I've found myself laying ass up on the table as I get shots. Have to be honest, most memorable experience was at a clinic in Seattle where it was on the 11th floor. The room I was in had windows around hip heights on 2 sides. There weren't any taller buildings nearby so no one could see what was happening.

My GI doctors office is on the sixth floor all windows but can see nothing from the parking lot😃 I look every time going in the building😃

Pretty much every exam room I've been in has had a window, and most of them were right near the examination table. I've always been turned on by the idea of someone being able to peek in while I'm getting examined in just my briefs.

It wasn't in a medical setting, but one autumn afternoon I was modeling nude for an art class in a room with floor to ceiling windows. It was just after we set the clocks back an hour for daylight savings time, so it got dark earlier. The same class ended when it was still light out, the week before, but now it was dark out before class finished. We were on the third floor, so I didn't think much about it. After class, when I left the building I looked back up at the windows to that classroom and realized anyone who happened to look up there during the last 30 min. of class would have had a clear view of me standing there on the model stand.

It's happened a few other times at other places, too. Once, another classroom in a building next door could see straight in to our room, where I was posing. I noticed the next time, that room had their shades closed!

My school health center (like a cross between an actual clinic and an extra large school nurse's office) was mostly windowless but there was a long room in it used for various things at different times but always used during big group physicals that had very large windows. They were frosted so no one could really see in but you always had the sense they they could because seeing out through them in bright sunlight, you could easily make out the shapes of people walking by, even the color of their clothes sometimes if it was a lot of a bold color and they were close enough to the window. And there was no a/c so the windows opened a crack for fresh air and you could hear everyone out there. It was an area where various sports had practices and sometimes the band went out there too. So, you could be in there for a physical and, if the windows were cracked open for air, you could hear everyone just feet away.

When I was about 15, I went to a new doctor for a regular physical, my first one after puberty.

As usual in Brazil, the doctor's office had a desk and chairs on one side and the actual exam room behind a partition. When I entered the office, the doctor was sitting behind his desk and I sat down facing him for the history/conversation part. He asked me the usual questions and took notes. I was an insecure teenager and even though I was very nervous, I took the courage to express concerns about my penis size, so he smiled and said he would take a look.

With history done, he told me to go behind the partition and I noticed the examining table was against a large window with thick, large curtains. He told to take my shirt off and sit on the exam table, then he did the usual checks: ear/nose/throat, reflexes, heart, etc. I knew what was coming next, and my heart was racing. For the moment of truth, he told me to stand up, and drop my pants and underwear to my knees. I was a nervous wreck because this was literally the first time another human being would see me naked after puberty. I hesitated for a second and when I finally complied, he opened the curtains in one swift move and said: "Ok, let's have a better look at this penis". I had a moment of panic when I realized I was facing the window completely naked as the sun brightly lit the room and my body. I was already self-conscious of my penis and didn't really need the additional spotlight. I remember I almost covered myself by pure instinct but somehow managed to calm down and stand there in all my glory.

Let me clarify that we were at ground level, and anybody standing outside would get a great view. The room faced the back there was nobody there, but the possibility existed and made me feel exposed, like I was naked on a stage.

First he just looked at me while standing from a distance in what seemed like forever but it was probably only a minute. Even though I was looking down from embarrassment, I knew he could see my whole naked body and was focused on my penis.

After the visual inspection, he sat down and carefully examined my penis and testicles. When he was done, he told me my penis was normal and even said I should be glad it was "thick".

I believe the large open window in the exam room certainly added to the stress of an already awkward situation.

I only remember windows at my pediatrician's office. It was in an old cinder block building that was probably built in the 1940s or 50s, so they were those narrow windows that were placed toward the ceiling of the room. And even though there was no chance that passerby could see what was going on in the exam rooms, I remember they had curtains.

I remember that the clinic where I had a number of school medicals had a window in the doctor's office. Though it had frosted glass, it was possible from the outside to see the doctor's in their white coats, moving about. The clinic was next to the school and I would often gaze at the window thinking about who was being examined there

Yes, and 1) they face the street; and 2) I've reached that magical age where men get the finger wave. While the windows are tinted, it's still a bit strange.

I’m used to there generally being windows, but usually with the shades closed. Particularly when on the first floor!

After reading this I've paid more attention while I've been getting my last couple of injections. There's a frosted over window in each of the two rooms I've been in, right at the side of the nurse's desk. Where I've been sitting.

The surgery is on quite a busy road but doesn't really have anything to the side or back, where I think these windows will look out on. With the type of frosting I don't think it's likely that anyone would see anything. If I'm having the undress at all, even just skipping my underwear down down a bit for my injection, I move over to the bed and the nurse draws the curtain.

When I was pregnant with my eldest child ( before my Cystic Fibrosis diagnosis) I always had a bad chesty cough/infection. I was referred to a Chest Consultant. At the very first appointment I went to the old hospital . The clinic was on the first floor. The Consultant called me in and took a detailed history and then asked if he could do an exam. He told me to go over to the bed, remove my top and sit facing him. The window in that room was fairly big and the bed ran at the side of the window. I know we were a floor high but there was a load of bushes and brambles, then a train track at a height ran above that. At first I didn't notice the train track. The Consultant did all his stething and tapping, then he asked me to remove my bra. I took it off and placed it on the bed to my right . It was then that I looked up through the window and noticed a train whizzing by at speed. I'll never know how much of a view they got, if any . But it always made me feel a bit weird knowing that all these people could be watching or someone could of been spying through the bushes.

Nik

All exam rooms I went to here had windows, but all where at least partially frosted.

My pediatrics and later regular doctor rooms where in the same building, they were frosted but sometimes they are half open, so it looks like you can have a peak inside. In reality you can't see anything.

THe hospital has all the exam rooms in elevated floors with the bottom half frosted, so the only way to look inside is by flying, so it isn't really practical 😄

My doctor has four exam rooms, two with windows and two without. It's hit and miss what room I get. The ones with windows have blinds on them which are usually closed. His office is on the fifth floor of a medical center.

The place where I get massages has windows with drapes and sometimes I can see out, so obviously people can see in. The window is by the parking lot so you would get caught looking in. Unlikely anyone will take a chance. I am sure many people that park there have taken a quick glance.

All of the exam rooms at our doctor's office have a window, but they are all covered by blinds and opaque white curtains.

There are windows in my doc’s exam rooms, BUT there are always shades that cover them. I don’t know if these shades are ever pulled up but they have always been down during my exams so no one could see in.

There are windows in the drs office I go to