Case - Ultrasound Continue Narration So you may not have done any point-of-care ultrasound, and that’s fine. What I’ll point out to you is that the anterior chamber of this heart is very enlarged – that’s the right ventricle. And when this happens in a young, otherwise healthy person, it’s pretty much pathognomic for a massive pulmonary embolism. And that was our working diagnosis. Introduction to Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) --- Table of Contents --- Lesson NameMinutes id Introduction1 1 Case - 'Drug Problem'1 2 Case - Ultrasound1 3 Case - Diagnosis1 4 Looking Back1 5 Daytime/Nighttime Speed1 6 Availability & Barriers2 8 What is POCUS1 10 POCUS for Diagnosis, Procedures & Service1 11 POCUS is Goal Directed1 12 POCUS can save lives1 13