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      • LVOT VTI
      • RV Function
      • Basic Valve Assessment
      • Aortic Regurgitation
      • Aortic Stenosis
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      • Tricuspid Regurgitation
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      • Lung Assessment
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  • About
  • Knobology
    • What is Ultrasound
    • Cardinal Movements
    • Ultrasound Modes
    • Ultrasound Artifacts
  • Cardiac
    • Basic Cardiac Views
    • LV Function
    • LVOT VTI
    • RV Function
    • Basic Valve Assessment
    • Aortic Regurgitation
    • Aortic Stenosis
    • Mitral Regurgitation
    • Tricuspid Regurgitation
  • Lung
    • Lung Assessment
    • Pneumothorax
    • Pleural Effusion
    • Pneumonia
  • Volume
    • JVP
    • IVC
    • VEXUS
  • Abodominal
    • FAST Exam
    • Hydronephrosis
  • IM Procedures
    • Disclaimer
    • Ultrasound Guided IV
    • Arterial Line
    • Central Line
    • NG Feeding Tube
    • Lumbar Puncture
    • Paracentesis
    • Thoracentesis
    • Arthrocentesis
    • Resources
  • ICU Procedures
    • Disclaimer
    • Dialysis Line
    • Intubation
    • Bronchoscopy
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Queen's POCUS Consult Template

Background Patient Information

  1. Reason for consultation 
  2. Patient ID (Input patient name/mrn for Qpath + document self as referring)
  3. Past medical history
  4. Medications 
  5. Vital signs 
  6. Relevant Recent Investigations ie TTE, ECG, CT Scans

Cardiac Assessment

What to Comment On: 

  • LV systolic function 
    • Is the function grossly normal or reduced? 
  • Mitral valve
    • Is there mitral regurgitation? 
  • Tricuspid valve
    • Is there tricuspid regurgitation?
      • If present: What is TR Vmax m/s? 
      • TR pressure gradient mmHg?
  • IVC Size and Collapsibility
    • Examples
      • I.e. IVC >2.1 cm, <50% collapsible with inspiration. 
      • I.e. IVC >2.1 cm, > 50% collapsible with inspiration.
      • I.e. IVC ≤ 2.1cm, > 50% collapsible with inspiration. 
    • Estimated right atrial pressure (i.e. 3mmhg, 8mmhg, 15mmhg). 
    • Estimated RVSP mmHg.
  • Aortic valve: 
    • Is there aortic insufficiency?
    • Aortic valve appears tri-leaflet? 
    • LVOT diameter cm. 
    • Aortic valve VMax m/s.
  • Cardiac Output 
    • LVOT VTI cm. 
    • HR bpm. 
    • Cardiac output by VTI estimated to be L/min. 
  • RV Assessment
    • RV size Appears normal (2/3 size of LV or less)? 
    • TAPSE cm.
  • Is there a pericardial effusion? 
  • JVP cm above sternal angle. 

Lung Assessment

What to Comment On: 

  • Presence of pleural effusion? 
  • Presence of lung consolidation?
  • A lines location
  • B lines location
  • Presence of lung sliding?
  • Pleural appearance 

Abdomen Assessment

  • Presence of free fluid?
  • Presence of hydronephrosis? 

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