Focused Cardiac Ultrasound Online Video is designed to provide a review of the indications and applications for performing a focused cardiac ultrasound examination in the point-of-care setting. Standard imaging views, protocols, cardiac ultrasound anatomy, and basic measurements for LV function and volume assessment are discussed.

Advanced Ultrasound Evaluation of Shock Online Videois designed to review the hemodynamic assessment of shock with ultrasound to guide its management in the emergency and critical care setting. Ultrasound protocol, interpretation of findings, and clinical case examples of shock are included.

Point of Care Ultrasound for MI & Complications Online Video reviews echocardiographic assessment for chest pain and symptoms of myocardial infarction in a case based format.

Point of Care Evaluation of the Right Heart Online Video reviews anatomy, RV chamber quantification, RV function, RV failure, as well as treatment and prognosis in a case based format.

Point of Care Assessment of Hydration Status & Fluid Responsiveness Online Video is designed to provide a review of point of care ultrasound for fluid responsiveness in Shock. Case studies, clinical improvement in hemodynamics with fluid bolus, effectiveness of early goal directed therapy, IVC size as an indicator of fluid responsiveness, and direct measurement of factors that increase cardiac output are discussed.

The Point of Care Ultrasound Cardiac Cases: “What’s Your Diagnosis?” Online Video provides a variety of interesting cases in point of care echocardiography. The cases shown are common, uncommon, and complicated pathologies that demonstrate how the echo assessment can have a tremendous impact on patient management and outcomes.

The Point of Care Cardiac Doppler and Focused Calculations Online Video is a case-based presentation designed to provide a basic understanding of Doppler physics and optimization and how to apply these concepts to the assessment and quantification of valvular disease.

Ultrasound Evaluation of Heart Failure is considered one of the most important, non-invasive tools for the assessment of the degree of heart failure. Heart failure is a broad ranging diagnosis with many causes and multiple pathologies. After CAD, heart failure is the most common indication for an echocardiogram. This program will review the ultrasound evaluation of heart failure including advanced quantification techniques.