POINT OF CARE ULTRASOUND
| Starting on : | 10:00 AM 13 May, 2022 |
Venue: | knh |
| Ending on : | 06:00 PM 30 December, 2022 |
Max Credits: | 10.00 |
| Moderator: | No Activity Moderator |
Activity Cost: | Free Order |
Presenters
1. Prof. Taro Minami
Director of Medical Simulation and Point-of-Care Ultrasound Training,
Department of Medicine, Kent Hospital and Care New England
Associate Professor of Medicine, Clinician Educator
Associate Professor of Medical Science, Clinician Educator
The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University
Description
(1) Complete Online Learning Modules
(a) Principles, Knobology, Artifacts
(i) Trainees will learn basic principles of ultrasound, artifact, and knobology via online learning module.
(ii) After learning the online module, they will check their understanding by Quizzes (post-test).
(b) Focused Cardiac Ultrasound (FoCUS)
(i) Trainees will learn focused cardiac ultrasound via online learning module.
(ii) After learning the on-line module, they will check their understanding by Quizzes (post-test).
(c) Lung and Thoracic Ultrasound
(i) Trainees will learn basic principles of lung and thoracic ultrasound, particularly with BLUE-protocol via online learning module.
(ii) After learning the online module, they will check their understanding by Quizzes (post-test).
(d) Abdominal Ultrasound
(i) Trainees will learn essential abdominal ultrasound, particularly with the concept of FAST examination via online learning module.
(ii) After learning the online module, they will check their understanding by Quizzes (post-test).
(e) Vascular Ultrasound
(i) Trainees will learn vascular diagnostic ultrasound, mainly assessment of venous thromboembolic disease.
(ii) After learning the online module, they will check their understanding by Quizzes (post-test).
(f) Assessment of Shock
(i) Trainees will learn assessment of shock by point-of-care ultrasound. This should be learnt upon understanding (a) – (e) as they learn how we incorporate image acquisition and interpretation into clinical integration
Objectives
(2) Complete Hands-on Training (2-3 hours)
(a) Cardiac Examination
(i) Trainees will learn 5 basic views (parasternal long and short axis view, apical four chamber view, subcostal four chamber and IVC view) via hands-on training supervised by myself and/or by other instructor(s)
(b) Lung Examination
(i) Trainees will learn 3 images: lung sliding with A-lines, Right hemidiaphragm, Left hemidiaphragm) via hands-on training supervised by myself and/or by other instructor(s)
(c) Abdominal Examination
(i) Trainees will learn 4 images (1) RUQ: Liver, hepatorenal recess, Right kidney, (2) LUQ, Spleen, splenorenal recess, Left Kidney, (3) Abdominal Aorta (longitudinal) view, (4) Bladder – Transverse via hands-on training supervised by myself and/or by other instructor(s).
(d) Vascular Examination
(i) Trainees will learn vascular diagnostics by hands-on training – femoral vein and internal jugular vein – supervised by myself and/or by other instructor(s)
