In this symposium on basic point-of-care-ultrasound (POCUS), Dr. David Weisman will focus on pulmonary and cardiac ultrasound imaging. Upon completion of the course, you will understand the underlying physics behind ultrasound, how to properly orient the transducer during thoracic and cardiac ultrasound, be able to identify normal cardiac and pulmonary anatomic structures, and recognize basic sonographic cardiac and lung pathology. At the end of the symposium, Dr. Weisman puts everything together with the help of some representative POCUS cases.
Each session has a user friendly interface with clear sections for ease of navigation. The sessions include objectives, video content split into modules and session progress tracking. After completing the post-test (multiple attempts allowed), you’ll have one click access to your CME certificate. We also provide you with PDF’s of the slide deck and other handouts.
