Ultrasound Flashcards

1
Q

Vascular probe versus abdominal probe?

A

Less depth/better resolution versus more depth/worse resolution

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Pleural effusion versus pericardial effusion on ultrasound?

A

Pleural effusions never cross the midline and are ANTERIOR to descending aorta

Pericardial effusions cross midline and are POSTERIOR to the descending aorta

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3
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View to look at the pulmonary artery for signs of clot?

A

Parasternal short

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4
Q

McConnell’s sign? Signifies?

A

Right ventricular hypokinesis in apical four chambered view

PE

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5
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IVC diameter suggesting patient is likely to be fluid responsive

A

> 2 cm

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6
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In lower extremity Doppler’s, can rule out DVT if?

A
#Compressible
#No echogenicity
#Normal flow
#Augmentability with Valsalva
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7
Q

Lung ultrasound – signs of pneumothorax?

Pulmonary edema?

A

Barcode sign in M-mode (no “sea” in “seashore”)

3+ B-lines

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Lung ultrasound – signs of consolidation?

A
#Hepatization
#Shred sign (B-lines after hyperechoic line)
#Sinusoid signed in M-mode
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9
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A-lines - appearance? caused by?

A

Deep Horizontal lines that are reflection of the pleural lines

Ultrasound waves bouncing back-and-forth between pleural lines and probe

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