Advanced Critical Care Echocardiography - Complete Exam

[@pb5640]

A Pearl for you: when you roll the patient to the left, if you have them raise their left arm and use it like a pillow, this significantly spreads the intercostal spaces and gives you more room to get better images. Of course not all patients can do this for you but when it can be done, you’ll be surprised how effective it is at opening up a window.

[@ciedfvd9281]

For TDI, place the PW sample gate at the basal segment of either wall in A4C.

[@harveyh3696]

Impressed by how the 'patient' stayed stoic through the whole procedure.

[@elhama90]

He's sleeping you can hear him snore at 6:48

[@janetslater129]

This just shows on how complex the heart is. I'm having an echo done on Friday, mostly as a preventative measure as there is a family history of heart problems, and I have had some issues with my heart rate going really high on runs, and seeing this is actually kind of comforting that heart stuff may or may not necessarily be "my fault" per se.

[@ramkamlakar8052]

Pointer required to locate d areas

[@madmax6654]

Right How did scanning the best not too many people can scan with the right

[@diajaparker7748]

Great content. You do have to sit through their pretentious little digs as they try to out-doctor each other.

[@JoeMum-v7w]

Both insufferable.

[@DenyChangy]

great vid but thats so true. it was hilarious haha with their little egos

[@doctorabouleila]

Good explanation..but lacks illustrations and labels . And poor sound . Opportunity to make it perfect

[@tnthakomwa]

Why do i sense hostilities between these two?

[@toufik326]

Thank you,,it was really helpful. What a out ejection fraction measurement?or the cardiac output/vti is sufficient?

[@alebachewgirum1682]

Excellent !!!

[@naghamjafar6517]

was that a snore ?

[@رزان-ل7ه4خ]

Yes😂😂😂

[@marysutton434]

😴

[@saveslot0013]

Nice job, Yoni!

[@sukmahskittlzable]

What happened to PLAX RVOT?

[@lovejeet3339]

How you check normal report 👍👍

[@ramkamlakar8052]

Fantastic demo

[@sherifshahin3122]

Excellent good highly good and thanks very much

[@h.plovecat4307]

Getting this done today.

[@rapstarabheerastarnicksaai9983]

what is normal range

[@colinstu]

Wish you could've captured the screen itself while performing, just to better see what's being done. (I'm not clinical, just interested)

[@SalmanAli-hj1cy]

Which echo machine are you using

[@rochellehewitt3999]

isn't he supose to add the wires tapes on first.?? Ans is the cream they use supose to be hot to skin

[@Katie-xn9je]

Was that guy snoring lol 😂

[@maes2205]

Thankyou guys.

[@oneuniqueusername]

I can only scan with my left.... everything is wrong if I switch... #echoproblems

[@alayna.devito1496]

yes the fact that he is on the right side is driving me nuts lol

[@oneuniqueusername]

@@alayna.devito1496 not to mention, too much contact with the patient, like hugging them haha

[@Csquizzard]

36:35 "I think you need new glasses" LOL

[@anasworldfamouslover6736]

Christian Lee mairaa

[@vickygiese9235]

I think your patient is snoring. lol

[@francishubertovasquez2139]

Nabigwasan ka na ba Ng matindi ha Coco Martin?

[@mohammedshahid714]

Hello dr i live in INDIA And my body is so weak my heart smooth painfully

[@francishubertovasquez2139]

Lumapit lapit ka lang saakin para Malaman mo.

[@saurabhbawawohnhaftinnerem4429]

Slinding movement ??

[@ashburnconnecttv7860]

Is this a 2D or 3D Echo?

[@DWhite-el4ih]

Just in case you still happen to be curious 1 year later, this is in fact 2D echocardiography. You can imagine that the ultrasound beam is going through the patient as a paper wedge. This produces an image of layers showing you everything that beam encounters. This produces a 2D image since you are only seeing a slice of the heart. 3D echocardiography would produce a 3D image with depth.

[@francishubertovasquez2139]

Ano papalag ka, haa!

[@terrancet3704]

Put some gloves on, dude - standard precautions!

[@qaz122]

They provide free education, in most places this would cost thousands of dollars. Not even a thank you for your time and effort before complaining about literally nothing. They aren't doing a procedure, it is a standardized patient.

[@mskdnejwuibwiunsgertrhjdhrudke]

these guys are creepy