46-year-old male presents with right scrotal swelling and pain.  He is febrile to 102.8.  You perform a bedside ultrasound and note the following...

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56-year-old female with ruq abdominal pain.  She is non-icteric.  Her vitals are stable and she is afebrile.  You perform a focused gallbladder ultrasound and note the following...

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67-year-old dialysis patient is sent to the ED from dialysis.  The dialysis nurse reports that they were able to dialyze the patient off of his graft.  On exam, you can feel a bruit and a weak thrill.  You perform a focused ultrasound and note the following...

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33-year-old male presents with RUQ abdominal pain of 36 hours duration.   His vital signs are stable and he was afebrile.  He was non-icteric and his exam is unremarkable except for moderate RUQ tenderness.   You perform an ultrasound and note the following...

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52-year-old laborer presents with swelling to his right middle finger two days after sustaining a puncture wound with a piece of metal.  His vitals are stable and he is afebrile.  His physical exam is unremarkable with the exception of fusiform swelling and erythema of the digit.  There is no evidence of lymphangitis or clinical evidence of an abscess.  You perform an ultrasound and note the following...

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24-year-old G2P1001 female who is approximately 9.5 weeks by dates presents with mild cramping and spotting.  Her vital signs are stable and she is afebrile.  You perform a pelvic ultrasound and note the following...

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26-year-old female found unresponsive after a multiple drug overdose.  Pt was profoundly hypoxic and bradypneic upon EMS arrival.  She was intubated by the paramedics without any medications.  While in the ED, the patient remained unresponsive to both verbal and tactile stimuli.  She was not assisting the ventilator either.  You perform an ocular ultrasound to assess for elevated intraocular pressure and note the following…

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62-year-old male presents with acute visual loss. You perform an ocular ultrasound and note the following...

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83-year-old male presents to the ED from the nursing home with fever and hypotension.  The patient has a chronic indwelling foley catheter and is noted to have left scrotal swelling on exam.  After resuscitating the patient, you perform and a bedside scrotal ultrasound and note the following...

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74-year-old white female presents with dyspnea for two days.  On examination, you notice that her heart sounds are muffled and you performed a focused ultrasound to assess for pericardial effusion...

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22-year-old female presents with cramping and vaginal bleeding.  She is uncertain of her first day of her last menstrual period.  Her quant is 586.   You perform an focused ultrasound and note the following...

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38-year-old female presents with right flank pain and vomiting. You are concerned she has a ureteral stone. You perform a bedside ultrasound and note the following...

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64-year-old male presents with fever and cough. He is being treated for bronchitis with doxycycline. He develops sudden-onset pleuritic pain after coughing and presents to the ED. His vitals are stable other than a heart rate of 118. You perform a thoracic ultrasound and note the following...

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A 44-year-old male presents with right leg pain of two days duration. Review the ultrasound of the right thigh (groin to adductor canal) and answer the following questions...

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Elderly male presents from the nursing with fever and cloudy urine.  His vitals are as follows:  BP 100/48, P 128, R 30, T 39.4.  The patient has never been seen before at your institution but the transfer sheet reports that the patient has a history of CHF.  The patient has already received 2 liters of IV fluids.  Do you give more fluids?

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