How to identify the signs of burnout
In this video, Professor Gary Simonds takes a look at examples, gleaned from the surveys of 40 high-functioning neurosurgeons and support staff, to extract the behaviors, thoughts, and feelings that clinicians with burnout will instantly recognize in themselves.
How to evaluate the aortic valve using cardiac CT imaging
Learn all about aortic valve anatomy and prospective / retrospective triggering methods in cardiac CT imaging.
Performing a manual ankle-brachial index (ABI)
In this video, Dr Elizabeth Tenny will take you through this procedure, step-by-step, pointing out the common pitfalls and how to avoid them.
Finding the coronary artery origins using CT
Learn the normal configuration of the right and left coronary arteries using CT.
Evaluating stents and bypass grafts
Knowing how to evaluate and recognize a stent or bypass graft in patients who've had them is a critical skill all clinicians should have. In this video, we'll show you how to identify and assess them, and differentiate between the artery and the graft.
Mastering an arterial duplex protocol
In this video, you'll learn how to perform a basic lower extremity arterial duplex protocol.
Interpreting duplex waveforms
In this video, we'll take a look at how duplex waveforms can be obtained in segments throughout the leg, and identify the critical clues that will help you to determine the location and degree of a stenosis.
Interpreting ankle-brachial index (ABI) waveforms
In this video, we'll explore both audible and analog Doppler waveforms, and learn why knowing the difference is crucial in circumstances where ABI numbers are inaccurate.
Analyzing liver function: how to use lab values
In this video, we'll look at liver function tests in more detail, what each of these tests can tell us about our patient's health, and when they may signal something sinister.
Identifying cholestasis on a liver lab panel
In this video, we'll explore the cholesteric pattern of liver function test abnormalities, discuss which enzymes you need to take seriously, and what you should do if the results aren't clear.