Orgasmic records / female responsiveness

Whilst I've not yet conducted a physical (non-virtual) play exam, were I to do so then it would be essential to check that my female 'patient' was properly responsive to stimulation of different parts of her body. This would include for example the knee reflex, iris reaction to light as well as extensive testing of navel, nipple, labial, clitoral, vaginal, perineal and anal sensitivity. It would be useful to record orgasmic reaction times and intensity over a series of examinations to establish norms and detect any trend over several months or years. The data could then be exploited if the patient needed relief of a particular kind within a restricted appointment slot. This may be of limited use, but would lend useful formality to the scenario.

Has anyone done this, or been subjected to such examination, in practice? Does anyone have any data that could be shared here, respecting patient confidentiality of course.

Very interesting topic. Read Masters and Jhonsons scientific literature for some descriptions (not well detailed) of experiments on female arousal and orgasms. They used vaginal plethysmography, vulvar thermal sensors and internal electrodes during various forms of stimulations. Some years ago I also enjoyed some experiences with my partner and a friend of her (Ob/Gyn students) using EMG equipment. Not very simple to correlate surface electrical activity with sexual response... anyway they were enjoyable exams!