POCUS Module 1: Introduction to Ultrasound/POCUS

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Ultrasound/POCUS Learning Module Quiz

According to the article "Point-of-care ultrasound: Coming soon to primary care?," which of the following is TRUE regarding POCUS? *

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CLUE Protocol was designed to rapidly assess DVT

Lung US is helpful but less sensitive than CXR in diagnosing pneumonia

Pulmonary edema can be diagnosed via artifacts called B-lines

Studies show that primary care physicians do not perform AAA (aortic aneurysm) screening accurately enough

Why is a Phased Array/Sector Probe ("3S" in the video) ideal for cardiac applications? *

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High frequency, small footprint

High frequency, large footprint

Low frequency, small footprint

Low frequency, large footprint

What does "B" in B-mode stand for? *

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"Brightness"

"Built-in"

"B"-type waveforms

"Bilbo Baggins"

Where is imaging resolution the highest in an ultrasound image due to beam narrowing? *

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Dead Zone

Near Zone

Far Zone

Focus Point

A patient should be scanned with the FMC GE Logiq E only when the machine is plugged in (not in battery-backup mode). *

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True

False

I completed the module, including doing all the readings and watching all the required videos. *

0 points

Yes - You bet your bippy!

No - Oops

How would you rate this learning module overall (helpful, easy-to-use, appropriate depth/length)? *

Lousy (Needs overhaul!)

Needs some work

So-so or jury's-still-out

Pretty dang good

It rocked

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