Overview of the various ways that medical professionals are using clinical/ bedside ultrasound (also known as point-of-care ultrasound), and reasons more clinicians should consider its use.

Dr. Seheult of MedCram.com interviews clinical ultrasound expert Dr. Jacquet on bedside ultrasound including:

- What is "clinical ultrasound" and is it any different than bedside ultrasound or point of care ultrasound?
- Medical specialties and professionals who are using clinical ultrasound (Physicians, nurses, nurse practitioners, PAs, RTs, ultrasound technicians, paramedics, etc.)
- The huge diagnostic advantages bedside ultrasound gives clinicians.
- Newer technologies in clinical sonography.
- Is ultrasound difficult to learn, and what are next steps for those who want to make ultrasound part of their practice?

Dr. Jacquet recently joined the MedCram team and we've launched the first of several "Clinical Ultrasound Explained Clearly" courses.

The first course will help you master the foundations of bedside ultrasound and is available here: [ Ссылка ]

Here are the links to Dr. Jacquet's other courses:
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This course includes:

- A clear understanding of the physics of ultrasound waves & and how they react in tissue.
- An overview of ultrasound transducers and what they're used for.
- Key ultrasound terminology, orientation, imaging planes, and biosafety.
- Step by step illustrations of the nobs, dials, and modes of an ultrasound machine ("knobology").
- Examples of various ultrasound artifacts that impact ultrasound images.
- How to handle an ultrasound transducer and set up the machine for your first ultrasound exam.

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