Test you interpretive skills for cardiac ultrasound by watch the video and filling out this google form: forms.gle/Cpq5...
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POCUS can be used at the bedside to focus the diagnosis and guide interventions in the sickest patients. In this case you’ll get the chance to interpret a cardiac ultrasound performed on a patient in shock.
Cardiac ultrasound is a limited goal directed ultrasound that is not as comprehensive as consultative echocardiography. Interpretative accuracy is still a must and and key us into emergency actions in the care of patients. By reviewing this video and filling out the quiz you can test your interpretative skills when answering cardiac ultrasound binary questions. Challenge yourself to see how you do.
Is there organized cardiac activity?
Is the Left Ventricle (LV) function normal?
If the LV function is not normal - what is it?
Hyperdynamic?
Depressed?
Severely depressed?
Is there fluid surrounding the heart (Pericardial effusion)?
If there is a pericardial effusion; is there diastolic collapse of the RA or RV free wall?
Are any of the chambers of the heart abnormal in size?
Is the IVC collapsed?
If not, is there respiratory variation with greater than 50% collapse?
Anything else?
Author:
Jared T Marx MD
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