Point of Care Ultrasound (2) : Heart, Lung and Vascular (26) ED Care Ventilation may be required to

Ventilation may be required to treat life-threatening presentations of COAD

Add to this the recognition that some rhythms may lead to severe circulatory compromise or if not treated early may lead to cardiac arrest and the pressure is on for a rapid diagnosis of the ECG rhythm

emergency drug / infusion protocols

Advanced Cardiac Life Support (CPR)

Point of Care Ultrasound (2) : Heart, Lung and Vascular (26) ED Care Ventilation may be required to**For instant access to the course please ensure you have an account with LearnEM www. learnem. com. au and ensure the email address provided on checkout is the same as the email address registered to the website. If these do not match there will be a delay in your access to the course. The use of Point of Care Ultrasound (POCUS) to image the lungs, the heart and the inferior vena cava is an extremely useful skill for the assessment of patients with