Learning how to acquire the four basic ECHO views when performing Point of Care Ultrasound (POCUS) 

Cardiac mode marker toward right shoulder in parasternal long axis and toward left shoulder in parasternal short axis view.

THANK YOU. My class was like lost puppies today. This will help us so much! I was freaking out.

This is perfect, exactly what I was looking for. Thank you so much!

Very simple to learn! Thanks so much

Really nice images, but I can't over the fact that the probe is always oriented in the 'standard' orientation rather than using the 'cardiac' orientation, with the probe indicator toward hips and the indicator dot on the left of the scan. Every other instruction I've ever seen shows the cardiac orientation, and the machines I've used automatically switch to the cardiac orientation when the cardiac probe is plugged in or turned on. Yes, I know the images produced are the same, I'm just wondering what kind of confusion this video will cause when students find it.

Thank you! You made it very simple!

Thank you, dear!

Excellent teaching

Thanks so much. Very helpful

really cool video!

Sorry I should say you made this very “ user friendly “ 😍

Nice explanation 😀

Really useful video in easy understandable way..

thankyou

Thank you Mam

Thanks

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good content but that nasal voice