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Doc: Auscultate shouldn't have a chest-tapping meaning, only a chest-listening one.
Rod: Why, doc? All the meanings of auscultate I can find involve "causing to sound" rather than listening.
Because ascoltare means "to listen" in Italian? And it sounds (!) almost the same as auscultate!
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