Introduction to Point of Care Ultrasound (POCUS) - Basics

Point of care ultrasound/bedside ultrasound for clinicians illustrated by ultrasound expert and ED physician, Joshua Jacquet, MD. This is a sample from the video series at www.medcram.com/courses/clini...
This video includes an introduction to the clinical ultrasound course and the physics of ultrasound waves.
Bedside ultrasound continues to grow in popularity among clinicians...and for good reason.
Point of Care Ultrasound (POCUS) often makes diagnosing medical problems & performing procedures faster, safer, & more cost-effective.
Physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, technicians & other professionals can benefit from ultrasound in almost every medical setting & specialty
Ultrasound that is performed by the clinician, at the bedside, is called many names: clinical ultrasound, bedside ultrasound, & point of care ultrasound (POCUS).
MedCram.com Instructor & Ultrasound expert Dr. Jacquet illustrates a key skill in this video: How to orient the ultrasound probe with what is seen on screen and understand the associated imaging planes.
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[@Medcram]

See the rest of the videos in this series at our website: www.medcram.com/courses/clinical-bedside-ultrasound
Thanks for watching!

[@bfurl69]

Great video. Perfectly ties undergrad physics to medical application!

[@snoopyodig1137]

Thank you your explanation is very clear and easy to understand

[@cejackson05]

Thank you for this video the is by far the easiest explanation to understand !

[@adnanrayes6450]

Amazing video! Thanks

[@user-gd5yt2gn6r]

Happy Sunday!

[@padmak3325]

To my understanding amplitude is from the middle of the wave to either the peak or trough. Please correct me if I'm wrong. According to your video, it says from peak to the trough. Thank you for your videos

[@abbybotros9121]

😍 thank you for very useful video

[@najmamaxamed5173]

Wow amazing topic

[@TheHeyDood]

Small correction...A sound wave is a sine wave...if its has Sinusoidal pattern plotting of 2 dimensionally (pressure) vs. Time....otherwise great video - RN student and Former Engineer.

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Great video, Thank you

[@vineshmanohar2060]

That was legendary!

[@natycosta8465]

Awesome!

[@ezekielmubiligi6627]

I'm sorry I'd like to see the transducer topic.
I'm searching for it and I find it.

[@hermela4279]

Thanks

[@kjc5430]

very nice

[@sarahelhassan9998]

Another way to explain the relationship between frequency and penetrance: low frequency means having a longer wavelength and thus more energy and focus therefore producing a larger penetrance. Whereas, high frequency means having a smaller wavelength and less energy and focus..and less penetrance.

[@sarahelhassan9998]

By focus I mean that it isn't scattered.

[@raghavambbs]

Nice topic sir

[@Medcram]

Thanks for the comment

[@oncologie20]

Thz w so much 🙏 really appreciate it

[@RidleyE]

what's the name of the background sound??

[@RidleyE]

background music

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