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It’s important to use consistent terminology to describe the basic manipulations of the #ultrasound transducer. Particularly helps when guiding learners to acquire optimal images (echo labs may use a slightly different terminology). #POCUS #FOAMed #Nephpearls Slide - Motion in the long axis of the probe across the body with...

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James Anstey, MD 的头像
James Anstey, MD2 年前

I get the interest of folks in using sweep vs slide but sliding occurs in more than two planes the two terms can actually be a little confusing to learners as opposed to just just giving clear instructions about where and how to slide IMO.

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NephroPOCUS2 年前

Agree, but I consistently make an effort to reinforce these terms with both myself and learners. This practice is beneficial when remotely reviewing images and providing feedback (though it could be argued that instructors proficient in face-to-face communication can effectively convey information virtually without using these terms). Not surprisingly, significant variability is seen in real-world scenarios.

Vina Desurkar 的头像
Vina Desurkar2 年前

I think watching screen and aligned orientation marker will help the learner to understand movement and image relation. Let us ask them to show that without looking at patient, once probe touches patient .

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