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Abdominal US
Ascites and Paracentesis
Ascites and Paracentesis - What is it
Ascites and Paracentesis - Knobology and Imaging Technique
Ascites and Paracentesis - Sonographic Findings
Ascites and Paracentesis - Paracentesis
Renal - Hydronephrosis
Hydronephrosis - Why do it
Hydronephrosis - Anatomy
Hydronephrosis - Knobology and Image Acqusition
Hydronephrosis - Sonographic Features
Hydronephrosis - Pitalls
Case Scenarios
Shock Differentiation
Case 1 - Obstructive Shock - PE
Case 2 - Obstructive Shock - PE
Case 3 - Hypovolemic Shock - GI Bleed
Case 4 - Obstructive Shock - Pericardial Tamponade
Case 5 - Cardiogenic Shock 1
Case 6 - Cardiogenic Shock - 2
Pleural Space Differentiation
Case 1 - Pleural Space
Case 2 - Pleural Space
Case 3 - Pleural Space
Case 4 - Post-Thoracentesis
Cardiorenal Syndrome - Fluid or Diuresis
Case 1 - Cardiorenal Syndrome - 1 - RV Failure
Acute Kidney Injury
Case 1 - AKI - Cr 1200
Case 2 - AKI - Urosepsis
Cardiac
Cardiac Imaging
Cardiac FOCUS - Cardiac FOCUS
Cardiac FOCUS - Indication
Cardiac FOCUS - Image Acquisition
Cardiac FOCUS - 5 Core View
Parasternal Long
Inferior Vena Cava
Parasternal Short
Apical 4 Chamber
Subcostal
Pericardial Effusion
Pericardial Effusion - Indication
Pericardial Effusion - Image Acquisition
Pericardial Effusion - Image Interpretation
Pericardial Effusion - Pitfalls
Pericardial Effusion - Tamponade Basics
Inferior Vena Cava
IVC - Mythbuster
IVC - Image Acquisition
IVC - Image Interpretation
IVC - Pitfalls
Jugular Venous Pulse
What is it
Knobology and Imaging
Images
Knobology
How to Save and Upload Images and Videos
Machinery and Knobology Bascis
Machinery and Knobology - Machinery
Machinery and Knobology - Transducer
Machinery and Knobology - System Control
Basics of Scanning
Basics of Scanning - Scanning Planes
Basics of Scanning - How to Grip the Probe
Basics of Scanning - Probe (Indicator) Orientation
Basics of Scanning - 5 Cardinal Probe Motions
Advance Knobology for B-Mode Imaging
Advance Knobology for B-Mode Imaging - Frequency - Bandwidth
Advance Knobology for B-Mode Imaging - Time Gain Compensation
Advance Knobology for B-Mode Imaging - Gray Scale, Dyanmic Range, Power
Advance Knobology for B-Mode Imaging - Focal Zone
Advance Knobology for B-Mode Imaging - Compound Imaging
Advance Knobology for B-Mode Imaging - Tissue Harmonics
Thoracic US
Thoracic Basics
Thoracic Bascis - Introduction
Thoracic Basics - Knobology and Imaging Technique
Thoracic Basics - Normal Findings
Pleural Effusion and Thoracentesis
Pleural Effusion and Thoracentesis - Anatomy Review
Pleural Effusion and Thoracentesis - Knobology and Imaging Technique
Pleural Effusion and Thoracentesis - Pleural Effusion
Pleural Effusion and Thoracentesis - Thoracentesis
Pleural Effusion and Thoracentesis - Evidence
Lung Parenchyma
Lung Parenchyma - What is it
Lung Parenchyma - Knobology and Imaging Technique
Lung Parenchyma - Lung Parenchyma
Lung Parenchyma - Case Illustration
Pneumothorax
Pneumothorax - What is it
Pneumothorax - Knobology and Probe Selection
Pneumothorax - Sonographic Signs
Pneumothorax - Imaging Protocol
Pneumothorax - Pitfalls
Pneumothorax - Evidence
US Physics
Acoustic Basics
Acoustic Basics - Basics of ultrasound wave composition
Acoustic Basics - How does US make an image
Acoustic Basics - How does US travel interact with medium
Artifacts
Vascular Access
Vascular Access - Basics
Vascular Access - Basics - What is it
Vascular Access - Basics - Knobology
Vascular Access - Basics - General Anatomy
Vascular Access - Basics - Needle Imaging
Central Venous Access
Central Venous Access - Anatomical Considerations
Central Venous Access - Real Time IV Access
Central Venous Access - Guidewire Position Verification
Central Venous Access - PEARLS
Peripheral Venous Access
Peripheral Venous Access - Anatomical Considerations
Peripheral Venous Access - Real Time IV Access
Peripheral Venous Access - PEARLS
Short Axis Approach
Self Assessment MCQs
POCUS Physics MCQ
Ascites and POCUS Guided Paracentesis MCQ
Interstitial Syndrome MCQ
IVC POCUS MCQ
Pericardial effusion MCQ
Pleural Effusion and POCUS guided Thoracentesis MCQ
Pneumothorax POCUS MCQ
Lung Parenchyma - Case Study - Case 1
Interpretation
Pleural Sliding present
A-Lines present
Both signs are seen in all four zones bilaterally.
The simultaneous presence of both sonographic features suggest a normal thorax = normal VPPI + normal lung parenchyma.
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