Objectives Opening Lecture: Objectives Opening Lecture: a) Recognize point of care ultrasound as a goal-directed examination focused on answering straightforward a) Recognize point of care ultrasound as a goal-directed clinical questions at bedside examination focused on answering straightforward clinical b) Learn how to acquire basic views required for point of questions at bedside care echocardiography, including parasternal long and b) Learn how to acquire basic views required for point of short axis views, apical 4 chamber view, subcostal 4 care body ultrasound in the chest, abdomen and lower limb chamber view and IVC long axis view vessels. c) Interpret images acquired at the bedside, focusing on c) Briefly review material from pre-course online lectures. pathologies commonly encountered in critically ill patients Hands On Body Views and Procedures – A Lung and Pleura – Hands On Echo Views – B Limited Abdomen 9:00 10:20 – – Subcostal Views C Aorta and DVT – D Vascular Access – 10:20 10:40 Break – Hands On Body Views and Procedures Hands On Echo Views – – 10:40 12:00 – A, B, C or D Parasternal Views Lunch Combined Lecture Bedside Ultrasonography: The New Stethoscope? – Objectives for Lunchtime Lecture 12:00 12:50 – a) Review Canadian recommendations for critical care ultrasound training and competency b) Understand core competencies for critical care echocardiography include basic echocardiography, lung and pleura ultrasound, guidance for vascular access and identification of abdominal free fluid. Hands On Body Views and Procedures Hands On Echo Views – – 12:50 14:10 – A, B, C or D Apical Views
Objectives Opening Lecture: a) Recognize point of care ultrasound as a goal-directed examination focused on answering straightforward clinical questions at bedside b) Learn how to acquire basic views required for point of care body ultrasound in the chest, abdomen and lower limb vessels. c) Briefly review material from pre-course online lectures. Objectives Opening Lecture: a) Recognize point of care ultrasound as a goal-directed examination focused on answering straightforward clinical questions at bedside b) Learn how to acquire basic views required for point of care echocardiography, including parasternal long and short axis views, apical 4 chamber view, subcostal 4 chamber view and IVC long axis view c) Interpret images acquired at the bedside, focusing on pathologies commonly encountered in critically ill patients 9:00 – 10:20 Hands On – Body Views and Procedures A – Lung and Pleura B – Limited Abdomen C – Aorta and DVT D – Vascular Access Hands On – Echo Views Subcostal Views 10:20 – 10:40 Break 10:40 – 12:00 Hands On – Body Views and Procedures A, B, C or D Hands On – Echo Views Parasternal Views 12:00 – 12:50 Lunch Combined Lecture – Bedside Ultrasonography: The New Stethoscope? Objectives for Lunchtime Lecture a) Review Canadian recommendations for critical care ultrasound training and competency b) Understand core competencies for critical care echocardiography include basic echocardiography, lung and pleura ultrasound, guidance for vascular access and identification of abdominal free fluid. 12:50 – 14:10 Hands On – Body Views and Procedures A, B, C or D Hands On – Echo Views Apical Views