Tutor Me Sonography
Ultrasound Tutoring, Ultrasound Physics Tutoring, Registry Review for all ARDMS, ARRT (S) and CCI board examinations.
What do you wish you were told during your education that you feel others entering sonography should know? 👩🎓
Would it have made a difference in your career? 🤔
25/07/2023
Excited to announce: Client obtains an almost perfect score of 92% on her physics SPI board exam this week! 👏 ✔️💃💥
Photo Credit- istock images
22/07/2022
Helpful hint for entry level Sonographers:
To determine the GB from the IVC in both a supine and LLD patient, use color to assist you in identifying anatomy correctly.
Image: Courtesy of Professor Carroll
13/02/2022
Why is this image important to add to your abdomen limited?
30/12/2021
THIS👇💯
17/11/2021
When evaluating the GB wall, always look for ascites fluid.
Often found as an accompanied finding.
Cred-
https://www.nuemblog.com/biliary
02/11/2021
MSK is extremely technically independent.
Nice image of the median nerve and measurement. 👌👇
Image Credit to carpeltunnel.net
20/10/2021
As we continue our careers, we forget important landmarks often found in our images. 👌🤔
Shout out to "Rad Vibes" for this awesome visual of the thyroid gland. 💯🤙
Credit- Radiology Vibes
02/10/2021
Technologists-
Notice anything "off" in this image? 🤔
Confession- techs notice everything!
Image cred- imaging technology news
26/09/2021
The "curtain sign" in lung ultrasound👇💫
Cred- Science Direct
17/09/2021
PDI is great for slow or low flow lesions and collateral involvement.
PDI does not detect direction of flow. Determining the correct direction is at the hands of the qualified Sonographer. 💯🕶
Reference- pubs.nsra.org
31/08/2021
Name the discreet finding in the image⏳👌👇
Cred- Ultrasoundcases
21/08/2021
Name the pathology👌💫
Credit- 123 Sonography
10/08/2021
The terms alias, and nyquist limit indicate that the receiving is higher than the amplified wave.
It is important to understand the FULL concept rather than just the "definition" or what they "look like."
In the image, the color has aliased due to the scale being set too low and the pulse wave is higher returning than the initial pulse- indicating gain is too high, and scale is too low.
Slow down, correct your settings and see a normal vessel beautifully.
Image Cred- Radiopedia
Many Technologists forget the simple concepts, (yes, physics CAN be simple) that create overall better image quality in Vascular imaging, MSK imaging, and even procedures. 💫
Lifelong Learning is required to remain a competent Sonographer. ❤ It's never too late to REFRESH your knowledge! 🤙✌
Credit- Springer Link
28/07/2021
Covid patients have an increased risk of the below-
Non compressible, and slightly enlarged indicating? ⏳🤔
Credit- The American Journal of Medicine
18/07/2021
What do we observe for to prove the below finding? 💥⏳🤔👇
Image Cred- West African Journal of Radiology
16/07/2021
Name the finding👇
Hint....it's "extra" 🤣
Image cred: ultrasoundcases.com
06/07/2021
What is the ROLE of the yolk sac in the first trimester? 🤔⏳
Imagecred- Research Gate
30/06/2021
When documenting a stone in the urinary bladder, what is one thing we do that is exactly like when we find and document a gallstone? 🧐🤔👇
ImageCred- Pinterest
15/06/2021
Name the finding in the liver image- 👇⏳
Extra Credit for the term that describes what is happening to the sound beam that is causing shadowing beneath the pathology💥💫
ImageCred-Europe Medicine
11/06/2021
An integral part of what Sonographers really do, and the primary goal is to sweep and survey for pathology. It is important in gynecologic ultrasound to survey all through the pelvis including the adenxa. 👀
A paraovarian adenxa cyst is located.👀👌
Image Cred- Cambridge University
09/06/2021
Most common benign finding in the uterus🧐= leiomyoma👇👩🏫
Image Cred- Google Images
02/06/2021
Name a patient symptom, or indication for exam associated with RAS👇🤓
Imagecred-U.C. Davis Health
28/05/2021
According to radiopedia.com, "Polycystic ovaries unless correlated with lab values that support hormone dysfunction; should be considered a normal finding." 🤔
Agree or Disagree? 👀👇
Techs, weigh in your two cents! 💵
Imagecred- Radiopedia.com
24/05/2021
Diagnosed with ultrasound, name the anomaly seen in the image. ⏳
Imagecred- Mint Medical
18/05/2021
Name it! 💥👇👌
15/05/2021
Name the finding-
Hint, a connection between💥👀🤔
Image Cred- Radiopedia
05/05/2021
With any scan, Sonographers must document all findings regardless if they feel it appears normal.
Our training and scope of practice is to survey, and document.
Lymph nodes can make a difference in patient treatment, and if caught early, make the difference in chemo therapy treatments. Below is an abnormal lymph node.
Please document all findings, and let your Radiologist call them normal. That, is our scope of practice. 👀✌
Image Cred- Science Direct
28/04/2021
In the image, a recanalyzed umbilical vein is present indicating portal tension.
Name the ligament that is involved in this process, prior to recanalyzation. 👀👇
Image cred- google.
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