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Echocardiography Beyond the First Clinical Scenarios: A Guide for Your First Job
Echocardiography Beyond the First Clinical Scenarios: A Guide for Your First Job
Echocardiography Beyond the First Clinical Scenarios: A Guide for Your First Job
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Echocardiography Beyond the First Clinical Scenarios: A Guide for Your First Job

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Echocardiography beyond the first clinical scenarios is presented in a format for easy understanding and use for students, graduates, and those entering into a position in the field of echocardiography. I saw many of my students, with excellent results over execution in didactic portion and clinical skills, who were afraid to face the first echocardiography work. And definitely, this book will be your first guide.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherBookBaby
Release dateJan 27, 2014
ISBN9781483518886
Echocardiography Beyond the First Clinical Scenarios: A Guide for Your First Job

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    Echocardiography Beyond the First Clinical Scenarios - Hector Garcia Jacomino

    belongs.

    Echocardiography, how to proceed?

    This is the first question. And it’s a question that you should always answer:

    What information is the doctor expecting to see in my echocardiographic images?

    This makes a difference in who knows what needs to be shown from those who only take pictures.

    Before you begin your echocardiogram, please read the patient’s chart. It is the best guide.

    One of the major concerns of the echocardiography’s student is: How to act by myself once I have finished the theory and clinical practice (externship) without the instructor’s help?

    The student has seven common questions:

    1. How to perform an echocardiograph protocol without help?

    2. Am I proceeding well, am I doing everything necessary to complete my protocol?

    3. Would be the doctor happy with my performance?

    4. Will I understand the description of the disease in the patient’s chart?

    5. How can I organize in my brain all of my accumulative knowledge in the patient’s scanning?

    6. Where could I find the immediate answer to my questions?

    7. Where could I find a small book with the necessary information to help my procedure now?

    I had at least seven questions like that when I started.

    During my experience for more than 15 years in the field, I have heard several times, these questions from my students.

    Once you have been hired as an echocardiographer for the first time, the doctors and their staff know that you haven’t experience in the field yet, but at the same time they expect from you a minimal but optimal

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