Sonographer explains: Ultrasound cases + tech worksheets/reports
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- čas přidán 25. 03. 2021
- ULTRASOUND EXAMS, CASES, WORKSHEETS, REPORTS + MORE
Hi SonoGes fam!
You ask, I give!
Today we have 5 interesting ultrasound cases.
I briefly explain each exam, what I found, and how I write the report.
A few things to remember:
Working in a hospital you get all different types of patients. Many will be in pain, unable to breathe, cough, unable to stay still, and won't be able to assist you in your exam. As a sonographer it is our job to take the best quality images of the body that we can, but in MANY instances you will have to be happy and confident with the images and what you can get. Don't be defeated when you can't get the image/ organ perfect. As long as you get the images you need, the answers you need for the doctor, and you take care of the patient...that's what is most important.
My ultrasound images are showing much brighter on the video than they are in person. Usually sonographic images are much darker and don't have that many bright echoes. Recording straight onto the computer makes it look brighter than it truly appears.
Comment below if you have any questions!
Thanks for being here and learning about ultrasound!
➡️Case 1:
Abdominal Limited Ultrasound
Dandy Walker Malformation/ VP Shunt
➡️Case 2:
Renal Ultrasound
Incidental finding of: gallstones and sludge
➡️Case 3:
Testicular Ultrasound
Increased vascularity
➡️Case 4:
Pelvic Ultrasound
Postpartum uterus/ endometrium
➡️Case 5:
Obstetrics Limited Ultrasound
Early possible gestational sac
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This is going to be another great informative video. I am nervous about messing up when writing up a report and I know after this vid it will help me be less nervous. Thanks again.
Aww crystal 🤍 yay! So happy you’re gonna watch! You’ll be surprised at how simple ultrasound tech worksheets can be! Depending where you work, it’s truly not a lot of writing. It’s technically what you feel and believe, and the radiologists/doctors will ultimately write the full report that goes to the ordering physician/ patient. Don’t sweat it, wherever you do clinicals or work at will help you understand how they do their tech worksheets! ✨
@@lolgeselle I'm looking forward to the video Thank you.
@@drei000 thank YOU!!
Can’t wait for it so exited!!!!!
@@siabhatia9003 you’re so awesome!!!! Thank youuuuu!!! See you Friday 😉❤️✨
Would love to see more of these, I like seeing the real life scans and what the patient is experiencing. Thanks for the video.
Yay I’m glad you’re loving the video!!! Makes me happy knowing what you guys wanna see. Thank you for your constant support! 🤍
The images were clear enough that even someone with no experience and even no ultrasound classes could definitely see the structures and features you were pointing out on the scans! Anyone who criticizes those can meet me outside in the parking lot I'm ready 🙃 this was super super interesting! Thank you so much for taking the time to do these and sharing them with us because you really don't have to, but you still do, just to help everyone in the community and thats just- that's amazing!
MsYohiiiiii❣️❣️❣️ hahah I appreciate you sosososo much. Thank you for your feedback and your support on the images and my channel of course. I definitely love sharing with y’all and bringing you into the field with me, so thank YOU for giving me a community to love and adore!!! Keep on being sweet and kind, you are a huge part of our community!!!! Thank you! 🤍
I always find sonographer interesting and amazing at the same time where we could able to see what's inside in our body .
Yes!! It's so interesting and I love that about the field! Thanks for watching
Geselle is so smart 🥰😍 I love how you teach us terms and show us scan images along the way
Awww Angel you’re so sweet thank you love 🥰❤️ I’m happy to do this for you guys!
Love these kind of videos! Thank you for sharing w us! 🙌🏼❤
Thank youuu for watching hun! I appreciate the feedback 🥰❤️
Great video! Very detailed.. Thank you for including the definition for terms.. this was very helpful! Have a great day✨☺️
Thanks for watching Jackie!!! I so appreciate it 🥰🤍
Have a wonderful week !💖
I’ve been waiting for this one! Thank you once again for the amazing content 😎
Yay!!! I’m so thankful you’re watching!!! Thank you hun 🤍🤍🤍
Hey Geselle!!
I think this is my favorite videos so far along with the recent week vlog/video. I think since I’m getting closer and closer to clinicals that I’m so excited to see the real life situations/routines. Thank you for doing these videos for us, I know they take time to film/edit :)
Hey girly!!! Yay that gives me more hope and happiness to do these kinds of videos for you guys!!! I appreciate you watching, I do these for you guys so you can learn a little bit more on your journey. So appreciate the support as always! I hope you’re doing well 🤍✨
Love love love these type of videos from you! They’re so helpful and interesting to watch :)
im sooo glad thank you for watching hun!
more videos like this pleasee! this was awesome, informative and interesting as always. you thee best, thank you sm for this!
I’m so glad you found it helpful!!! Thank you for tuning in!! YOU are the best, thanks for being apart of the fam!!! ❤️✨
Thank you so much for showing us first hand what its like to be a Sonographer! so cool to see paperwork & scans from patients!
Thank you for watching and supporting the channel, love!
I would love to see more videos like this! I'm intrigued looking at the images now and I'm sure it will be even more interesting once I start my program.
Yayyyy!!! I’m sooo happy you enjoyed it! It definitely will help you being able to see the pathology! So appreciate it 🥰❤️✨
This was so informative and interesting. It definitely feeds my curiosity and thirst for knowledge ❤️
Yay thank you for watching hun!! I’m glad you enjoyed 💖
This was a great video! I would love to see more like this as well. In my program, we haven’t learn how to write up reports yet so this was super informative. Also loved to see real cases of what to possibly expect in the field. Thanks for sharing as always!
Kayla, thanks for watching! Yay it makes me sooo happy to know what kind of videos you guys like! I definitely can do more like this! 🤍✨ Have a great week!
This is so informative. Thank you for this!! ❤
Appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment! ❤️
Thank you for all your informative videos on Sonography. I’ve been seriously considering this as a career and your videos provide great insight and information. 🙏🏻
That’s awesome! I’m glad you’re looking into sonography! I appreciate you commenting and watching the videos 🤍✨
This is so helpful to view how you structure your reports! Gives me an idea how I should type mine! Thank you, these videos are very informative! 💖
Yay! That helps me so much I appreciate your feedback!!! Thank you for wanting and learning 🤍
I love this video so much, it’s so informative!!! Thank you for sharing how you write your findings & your pictures are so good!!!!💖👏🏼☺️You just reminded me how at the beginning of my lab when we were practicing abd one of my classmates had sludge in his GB, then weeks after turned to polyps. Also currently we are doing pelvic and I thank you so much for showing how ovary color/Doppler supposed to look like, I been practicing that constant!!!🙏🏼 I can’t wait to watch your next video!😉
Thank you for supporting the channel and watching, girly! You’re gonna be an amazing sonographer I just know it! Keep up the awesome work, I’m so proud of you! 🤍🤍🤍
Loveeee these videos thank you!!
Yayyy thank you for watching!
Wow, such interesting information and a detail of sonography on the job.
thank you sooo much, Linda!
Very informative video. I'd love to see more of such cases. ❤❤
thank you so much for watching! I definitely will!
Please do more ultrasound cases and report writing! This was super helpful, thanks! :))
Yes I definitely will!😍😍😍 thanks for watching!
Thank you so much. This is so informative and fun to watch. I am so lucky to find this video. Especially showing us to how to right report is such a big help. I find many rare cases in CZcams but always curious how to write and comment it. As a non-English speaker wrting a report is such a pain in the butt. I find so many helpful tips on your video.
Aw, I am so thankful you watched! Glad it was able to help. :)
Hello sissy,now replaying i was still sleeping when u had your premiere. Keep safe
Thank you sissy ❤️❤️❤️ have a wonderful day!
Just getting home & settled. My dad was in a car accident but he's going to be ok thankfully! Excited to watch & learn!
Omgsh i’m sooo sorry I’m glad he’s going to be okay 🤍 thank you for being here Amy!! ✨
This is so helpful ❤️ thank you 😘
Thank you for watching hehe 🥰❤️
Great video wow really enjoy it
Thank you hun!🤍✨
Yessssss another upload 😍
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Wow it’s amazing 😻
Awww i appreciate you watching ❤️
Great video. You are really doing great work 👏
Thank you friend means a lot!❤️
@@lolgeselle you are very welcome 🥰🥰
Love seeing these types of scans and imaging. Great video.
I scanned veins of both arms on a pt today and i think they had 2 sets of brachial arteries and veins in both arms. So they had 2 brachial arteries and 4 brachial veins in each arm, which is rare. I also scanned a pt about a week ago that might’ve had 2 main portal veins in the liver. One MPV was hepatofugal and the other was hepatopedal. It was odd.
That’s crazy!!! I wish I could see those scans! 😵 Thanks for all that you do!
@@lolgeselle
I wish i could post screenshots on here. Yeah, it tripped me out when i saw the possible duplicate MPV’s. Where i work is one of the hospitals in the city that gets the sickest patients. They say if you can scan at this facility, you scan anywhere. We get alot of interesting cases. I scanned a 23yo patient that was a workup for a liver txp and omg, it was like their native liver was flipped backwards and upside down. Doing the duplex for that liver was wild. Took me 45min just to figure out the orientation of the liver.
@@anonnnymousthegreat that’s insane!!! I love places like that, gives you a challenge for sure!! 🙌🏽 keep it up, wish you could show us!!
Very interesting video! Can you do a video about cases that have stuck out to you since you have been working in the field?
Yes I definitely can do that! 🤍
This is dope can you put up some vascular studies when you get some.
Yes!! I’ll def do a whole vascular one! ❤️✨
I’ve really learnt a lot here
Yay I’m glad!
I was wondering if u could do a similar one like this for neuro one those are always very interesting 😁😁
Yes I can definitely do that! 🤍✨
Hey, great video 😄
Have you ever given the wrong diagnosis to the doctor?
If so how did you react? Its one of my questions for a school interview.
Thank you.
Hi!!! In that situation you just have to be honest with the doctor and explain the situation you had. Sometimes you miss things due to factors out of your control.
1. I can't wait to have super clean images like yours
2. I'm super scared and nervous to work alone in a hospital lol
And 3. Thank you for making this video I actually understand everything you were talking about lol
Yayyyyy, I love that! Haha see you know a lot more than you think, give yourself credit! You will have clean images, takes lots of practice! And don’t be scared or nervous hahah but the confidence comes over time. I soo appreciate you watching! ❤️❤️❤️
@@lolgeselle right lol I was like ok ok I understand what she's explaining and I know what part of the Body she is talking about 😆.. your videos help me out so much don't ever stop making these types of videos lol
@@veronicasoria8328 hahaha I love that so much!!! Be proud of yourself cause I’m so proud of you!!! 🥰🥰🥰
Hi, great Video! I really like the template of your tech report...What software do you use ? thxs
I appreciate it! We use Viewpoint.
♥️♥️♥️ can’t watch rn but just wanted to drop by and say hiiiii
Hey girllllyyyyy thanks for stopping by 🥰🤍
@@lolgeselle watching now! & this helped me so much. I love seeing your breakdown of scans. Thank you :)
@@vanessap2z879 yayyy I’m glad it helped!! 🥰 that’s all I could ever ask for!
Hi girly.. I love your videos... Theses type of videos are the best... ❓ What is incidental finding ❓ thank you
Thank you friend!!!🥰 Appreciate the support! An incidental finding is something that you see on a scan but wasn’t the main reason for the exam. So I was scanning her kidneys but incidentally also saw gallstones in her gallbladder so I took pictures of it to show the doctor 🙂
Thank you for your reply... I'm in my forth module in the DMS program. I got my first fail. Im considering dropping out. I'm so stressed out... Did you get any fail in any exam and still made it through? Or this is a bad sign, like too early in the program to get a fail?
@@thespidersfamilia7956 hi hun!! It depends on how you feel and if you’re able to bounce back from that. I definitely have failed classes but was able to retake them and still succeed. If you still want to do this for a career definitely push through and believe in yourself! Don’t give up unless you truly have come to the conclusion you don’t want to become a sonographer 🤍
I completely hate being a sonographer. I've been doing it for 20 years and I've only liked the first 10 days. It's nice to see someone that enjoys it somehow.
I’m sorry you don’t like the career. I know it’s different for everyone. I give you props for doing it for 20 years. Many people love being Sonographers. It just depends on the person. I wish you luck!
Hi! I am having a debate with a radiology manager about putting "diagnostic terms" in our reports. I have ALWAYS done this. I was trained at the hospital to put down what my opinion is no matter how obvious. In your report - gallstone, NEG for torsion, epi cysts for example are what she is considering a diagnosis. I can't find anywhere in our educational books, articles, scope of practice, etc that discusses this issue. Our worksheets we use even have these "diagnoses" on them! Kidney stone, hydro, ascites, gallstone, polyp, etc Do you have any ideas where I can find this information?
Hi! Yes definitely this is something we do. We always have a tech sheet. As far as discussing this issue, I’m not too sure but I can do some research for you! I say try joining “sonographers spill the tea” on Facebook groups and ask in there! Plenty will help you with this situation for sure!
Thank you!!
@@ultrasafeultrasounds yes!!!! I hear ya! It’s actually been an ongoing topic now that I think about it and is WORTH discussing! Where do we have a say in this? We are taught one way, how can we change what has been taught for years... but also do we have security for ourselves? Doctors have malpractice insurance.. do we have insurance covering us and our tech worksheets? We are the eyes.. but they are the doctors.. so how can we not describe when we are seeing what they are not.. get it?! LOL!! What a great topic for discussion, Maria!
@@ultrasafeultrasounds Right! Many shades of gray is the perfect analogy. I bring up this topic because it opened my eyes and it teaches a valuable lesson about how things really work as well as how complicated situations can be if we aren't cognizant of our actions and subsequent consequences. ❤
@@ultrasafeultrasoundsDefinitely don't want the responsibility of the diagnosis nor do I feel qualified. My question is more about the worksheet. There seems to be a lack of guidance about this specific topic. Our worksheets contain "diagnosis" words that we must select or we "missed" it. My friend was disciplined for using a diagnosis word on her worksheet. Yet on that same worksheet there were no less than 5 diagnoses to choose from. It's confusing, particularly with the discipline aspect. I'm finding less is best!!
Hey I was wondering when will the result for the giveaway be announced??
Today in the afternoon after I wake up from my graveyard shift ☺️ I’ll post on community tab/ Facebook group/ and Instagram stories ❤️
Thanks love
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