RMH echo quiz

Q1 What is the diagnosis? What is your management if 

a. ECG is non specific and no chest pain

b. ECG show STE anterior leads and patient has CP

Q2 What is your diagnosis?

When the patient is put on BiPAP, their BP drops to 80/50.

Do you give a. fluids, b. inotropes

Q3 What is your diagnosis?

How would you manage this patient's delivery?

Q4 What is your diagnosis?

What is your next Ix/ management if the patient is 

a. normotensive

b. hypotensive?

Q5 what is your diagnosis?

Would you sedate this patient in ED?

What is the risk with sedation and why does this happen?

Q6 What is your diagnosis?

Are there features of tamponade?

What other views would you image to look for features of tamponade and what are you looking for? What other US modalities could you use? what would these show?

What is the cause of the effusion?

What is your management of the patient?

Q7 IS there coordinated cardiac activity?

What reversible causes of arrest will you focus on?

Q8 What is your diagnosis?

What is your management?

Q9 What is your diagnosis? What are the features of this diagnosis that you see in these clips? Are there any other features on echo associated with this diagnosis (not in these clips?)

Q10 What do you see in this echo?

 Is this acute or chronic pulmonary HT?

What other US modalities could help you differentiate? Explain please

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