Online Emergency Ultrasound Education
EMSONO.COM is a comprehensive
emergency ultrasound education website that was designed with you, the busy emergency physician, in mind. Tired of just reading a book or watching a boring powerpoint presentation? Well look no further. From the comfort of your own home or office, you can now watch state-of-the-art interactive, multimedia presentations, review current journal articles, challenge yourself with interesting cases, and discuss your ideas with others. If a picture is worth a thousand words and a video is worth a million words, then this website with all its features is priceless. Not sure yet?
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EMsono now offers CME for as little as $2.50 / CME hour for our web modules. Once you complete a module, simply move your mouse over the CME menu bar and then select the CME quiz you wish to complete.
Need a Solution for your Academic Program or Private Group?
Tired of spending your valuable, protected, non-clinical time giving the same lectures month after month? Tired of not knowing which areas your residents need additional work in? EMSONO has the answer for you. Our state of the art, interactive, multimedia programs can be combined with a learning management system (LMS) which will allow you to track the progress of your students. After the students complete their assigned module(s), you can immediately review the results of their online testing. This will allow you to focus your teaching on those needed areas and will free you up to do other things. Be confident that your residents are getting the highest quality educational experience through our interactive modules and that you have the ability to accurately assess their knowledge. To find out more about our multi-user subscription for academic programs or private groups, contact us at support@emsono.com.
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82 y.o. female presents with TIA symptoms. On exam patient has pulsatile mass in right neck. No bruit is auscultated. You perform a focused ultrasound and note the following......
54-year-old male with history of alcoholism is admitted to the ED with vomiting and abdominal pain. He denies any trauma. He appears ill and is clinically dehydrated. His vitals are: BP 78/54, HR 128, RR 26, T 37.1. He has diffuse abdominal tenderness with guarding and rebound. You perform a FAST exam and note the following......
17 year-old female with right adnexa pain. She is approximately 7 weeks pregnant by dates. Her vitals are stable and she is afebrile. You perform a focused ultrasound and note the following......