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‘Pump’ – What does this subxiphoid view show?
- Normal LV size & function, normal RV size and function. No significant pericardial effusion (grossly normal heart)
- Empty LV, good contractility. Dilated RV with good contractility. No significant pericardial effusion
- Pericardial effusion suggestive of possible tamponade
- Dilated LV with poor contractility. Normal RV size and function. No significant pericardial effusion.
- Dilated LV & RV with globally poor contractility. Small pericardial effusion
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‘Pouring Blood’ – What does this Right Upper Quadrant view show?
- There is no free fluid in the abdomen
- There is free fluid in the abdomen
- Unable to comment on free fluid
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‘Pleura’ – what does this pleural US show?
- Normal pleural sliding
- No pleural sliding
- B-lines present
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- Normal LV & RV function – normal heart
- Large pericardial effusion with cardiac tamponade
- Globally poor cardiac function – cardiac failure
- Severe LV dysfunction only
- Dilated RV with septal deviation – likely raised RV pressures
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- Free fluid in the abdomen
- Normal RUQ
- Free fluid in the chest
- Free fluid in the abdomen and the chest
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- Normal pleural sliding, no added signs
- Absence of pleural sliding = pneumothorax
- B-lines.
- A-lines
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- Normal LV function
- RV diameter > LV diameter. Raised RV pressures
- Global poor contractility – cardiac failure
- Pericardial effusion
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