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Having watched the Gastric Ultrasound talk, let’s review a few of those critical concepts, shall we?
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Which of the following does not increase morbidity as it relates to aspiration?
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You’re right, what increases morbidity is content, pH and volume.
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Hmmm… not quite
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Question 2 of 4
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Which area of the stomach is ideally imaged when doing gastric ultrasound?
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Correct, the pyloric antrum is what we want to image!
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The pyloric antrum is what we want to image. This is important!
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Which patient position is the most sensitive to assess volume of gastric contents?
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The position that is most sensitive to assess the gastric volume is right lateral decubitus. Supine is used as well but it is not the most sensitive.
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Which ultrasound probe should be used for gastric ultrasound?
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That’s right, the curvilinear probe is best for gastric ultrasound to optimize penetration of sound waves.
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Not quite, the curvilinear probe is most optimized for gastric ultrasound.