Welcome to the Cozy Hospital. You're staying in the intensive care unit while you have an extremely high fever. Dr. Cozy and one of her nurses will keep you under close observation while trying to keep you stable and lower your temperature. In the meantime, you continue to go in and out of consciousness.

Some of the things in the timestamps will overlap when there are two of me on screen. Also, I did not caption the parts where I was reading the book because copyright. I wasn't sure if that would fly. :P

0:00 Intro
0:09 Doctor eye exam with pen light
1:13 Putting on blood pressure cuff; velcro
1:32 Listening to your chest; heartbeat and breathing
3:09 Tapping on your chest
4:19 Losing consciousness, ear rumble
4:34 Pen light
5:18 Skin exam
6:40 Losing consciousness, ear rumble
6:50 Background equipment set up
8:20 Cleaning your face
9:18 Placing ice packs on you; paper and plastic crinkles
13:21 Briefly losing consciousness
14:09 Cleaning your face
15:03 Losing consciousness, ear rumble
15:21 Muffled conversation, half awake
16:26 Pen light eye exam
17:35 Listening to your chest, heartbeat and breathing
18:55 Losing consciousness, ear rumble
20:53 EEG; measuring you with crinkly ruler, placing electrodes on your head
27:57 Switching out your ice packs; paper and plastic crinkles
31:11 Losing consciousness; ear rumble
31:34 Wiping your face, rearranging ice packs
32:36 Losing consciousness; ear rumble
32:55 Reading to you from Portuguese book
36:15 Feeling your skin temperature, adjusting ice packs and adding a new one
37:58 Wiping your face
38:47 Moistening your lips
39:56 Losing consciousness
40:09 Reading to you again
40:46 Wiping your face
41:56 Removing ice packs
43:28 Pen light eye exam; swing test, follow the light
45:42 Listening to your chest; heartbeat and breathing
46:59 Tapping on your chest
48:49 Airway exam
49:24 Blink to threat
51:56 Cleaning your face
52:22 Removing the rest of your ice packs
53:02 Moistening your lips
55:00 Writing in your chart

Please be aware that this video is intended for entertainment, relaxation and ASMR purposes. It is not meant to diagnose, treat, educate or accurately depict issues or illnesses or procedures. Many of the procedures are altered for ASMR purposes and because I'm not filming in an actual medical facility. (Some of them are completely fictional they just involve neat sounds.) Please consult your doctor or a reputable health care source if you have any health questions or concerns.
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