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Bread & Butter Bedside Ultrasound

A collection of videos that are just a few minutes each to help you PERFORM point-of-care ultrasound now.

How to obtain an ultrasound image in the first place?

2 minute video right here.

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Category: Kidneys/Bladder

What is the post-void residual?

Before you order a foley catheter which is one of the more painful procedures in emergency medicine, first check to be sure that the bladder is distended.  This is quick and can really help guide therapy – insert foley, replace foley, look for problems elsewhere if the bladder is empty.  2 minute video here.

Posted on December 4, 2017Categories Abdomen, Kidneys/BladderLeave a comment on What is the post-void residual?
Does this patient have hydronephrosis

Does this patient have hydronephrosis

The primary question for renal POCUS is that of hydronephrosis.  It’s presence strongly points towards renal colic as the diagnosis in the appropriate patient.  2 minute video here.

Posted on December 4, 2017December 4, 2017Categories Abdomen, Kidneys/BladderLeave a comment on Does this patient have hydronephrosis
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