1st try at school?

It happens that some new patients regularly told me they had the opportunity to try a stethoscope when they were at school.

Some of them did not remember what they thought, other well

What about you?

Yeah there were a couple if occasions at school we got to use steths in science class. A lot of the girls were very interested i recall lots of gigging and shirt lifting listening to each other. As a teenager this was an awesome sight for me.

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Unfortunately we never had anything like that during my school days.

Not at school, but a friend used her little sisters dr kit to seth me and vice verser

My first lesson with a stethoscope was when I was 17 and my mother was in the hospital with terminal cancer. One of the nurses would come and talk to me when she wasn’t busy. We would sit and talk in the solarum at the end of the hall. I would ask her some questions about what was going on. She patiently answered my questions. One was what she listened for with her stethoscope and where she would place it. She gave me n explanation and she demonstrated on me with her stethoscope in my ears.

Oh gosh, we used them in grade school and high school ... a local doctor who's children were about my age, donated several used "scopes" to both our grade school and high school for use in science classes. We found it neat listening to the heartbeats of animals. In high school, when we got more daring in high school, we'd listen to the heartbeat of a boyfriend (or vise versa) when kissing. Wow! Our young hearts really pounded quickly ... that was until a teacher caught us one day ... our hearts didn't pound so quickly when in detention for a week. After getting a lecture from her and from the assistant principal, I'm wondering if they thought we were trying something new .... lol.

I was in about the second grade where we had a unit on the heart. One day the teacher brought in several stethoscopes and we were all allowed to listen to our hearts (after wiping the earpices with alcohol wipes). A few kids were told to run in place until they were out of breath then listen. I still remember a classmate describing his heart as sounding "like thunder".

I remember in kindergarten my teacher brought one in. I don't know what we were learning at that time. She listened to a boys heart and we got the chance to try it. I think I was already fascinated by that time. I know in bio class, I think 9th grade, we had to use them too. I was partnered with a girl fortunately, I could not imagine letting a boy do that!

Yes, I got to try a stethoscope when I was in Kindergarten, and also in 3rd grade. I remember both times the steths didn't work very well. 😢

Being examined with a steth, often.

Never used one until years later.

Wonderful!!

I've never had the chance to listen at school, excepting in primary school, but it was the doctor who came to visit all school children.

Obviously I was stethed and I remember being very excited to the thought of my female classmates (someone of them already sexually developed) being stethed from the same doctor of mine....

Wow, envious of those of you who got to use a stethoscope on your classmates at school! I would have loved to listen to some of the girls in class and similarly taking my shirt off for them to listen to me as a teenager.

A few kids were told to run in place until they were out of breath then listen.

I actually had to do this in my physicals at school, had my heart listened to at rest and then again after I'd run on the spot for a minute. Would have loved it more though if I'd been in class and then had people queuing up to listen to me though! 😃

I have a very faint memory of when I was in primary school, and we were practicing for a school performance.

One of the characters in the performance just happened to be a doctor, that upon entry to the stage, had to run through the audience listening to the hearts of others. When we were practicing for this performance during our lessons, I once got handed said stethoscope that was going to be used, followed by the words "put this in your ears and listen!" By a very excited classmate. I couldn't believe my ears, her heart was absolutely pounding.

I'd say I was maybe around 8 or 9 at the time and I couldn't believe my ears! Up until then, I had been interested in the heart, but I was to young to realise what it all meant. I think that was the first time I was actually brave enough to take the stethoscope from someone to take a listen to their heart. Absolutely amazing experience. One that I'll never forget.

My last 12th grade class of the year was anatomy and physiology, and we spent the day after our final exam taking turns with stethoscopes. Unfortunately, I couldn't steth any women that day (it was a crowded classroom of 25 people, and the girls were stething other girls, boys were stething other boys, and so on. Adding insult to injury, I was and still am socially awkward! xD), so I resorted to stething my buddy. Obviously, nobody took their shirt off, but the masturbation sesh following that experience, in which I fantasized about stething every girl in that class, was intense.

I remember aged 11 we had a project in school about the human body. A small group of us, boys and girls together, had to record our pulse rates doing various activities, and then *gulp*, we had to make a stethoscope from plastic funnel and tubing. I was so excited to use it, especially as I got the chance to listen to some of the girls as well...

I remember taking the whole thing incredibly seriously, although obviously inside I was screaming with joy at having such an opportunity, it felt like a dream come true! As I listened with our homemade stethoscope, I made a big point of giving instructions to "breathe in, breathe out..." in my best doctor manner - all the hallmarks of the fetish were obviously well in place for later life! Then when it came to my turn I lifted my shirt and took DEEP breaths, loving every second of it...

It must have shown that I was somewhat over-enthusiastic about the whole thing, as at a later point, playing with some friends in the holidays, the mention of something "heart-shaped" came up randomly in conversation, and someone very pointedly said to me "but of course you'd know all about that..." to much sniggering. I felt so embarrassed and quickly glossed it over. Once a stethophile....