Understanding to the aims, contents and requirements of the course. 

To know the brief historical development and application of ultrasound in medicine.

To know the basics of thoracic ultrasound and the FASTER protocol. 

To know the basics of tracheostomy placement using ultrasound. 

To know the basics of ultrasound imaging of the retroperitoneum. 

To know the basics of bladder patholoy in transabdominal ultrasound. 

To know the ultrasound anatomy of the prostate and seminal vesicles and the most common pathological presentations.

To know the basic ultrasound pathology of the testicles and genitals. 

To know how to use ultrasound in the diagnosis and treatment of urgent urological conditions.

To know what are the indications for certain methods of interventional ultrasound and how to use them.

To know how to prepare patients for certain methods of inteventional ultrasound.

To know the “true cut” biopsy algorithm under ultrasound control.

To know the algorithm for introducing a drain under ultrasound control.

To know how to place the patient in the appropriate position for examination.

To know how to show and recognize the normal ultrasound anatomy of the liver and the gallbladder.

To know how the place the patient in the appropriate position for examination.

To know how to show and recognize the normal ultrasound anatomy of the pancreas and the spleen. 

To know the ultrasound diagnostics of a transplanted kidney.

To know the basic ultrasound imaging of the large abdominal blood vessels.

To know the most common pathology of the large abdominal blood vessels. 

To know how the place the patient in the appropriate position form examination.

To know typical anatomical sites for assessing the presence of free fluid in the abdomen, phrenicocostal sinuses, and pericardial cavity.

To know how to recognize free fluid in the abdomen and phrenicocostal sinuses.

To know the basics of the interventional ultrasound.

To know how to place the patient in the appropriate position form examination.

To know how to show and recognize the normal ultrasound anatomy of the kidney.

To know the basics of the adrenal ultrasound.

To know how to use ultrasound in the treatment and diagnosis of pathological conditions of the locomotor system. 

To know how to use ultrasound in primary care. 

Written test.

Understanding to the aims, contents and requirements of the course. 

To know the brief historical development and application of ultrasound in medicine.

To know the basics of thoracic ultrasound and the FASTER protocol. 

To know the basics of tracheostomy placement using ultrasound. 

To know the basics of ultrasound imaging of the retroperitoneum. 

To know the basics of bladder patholoy in transabdominal ultrasound. 

To know the ultrasound anatomy of the prostate and seminal vesicles and the most common pathological presentations.

To know the basic ultrasound pathology of the testicles and genitals. 

To know how to use ultrasound in the diagnosis and treatment of urgent urological conditions.

To know what are the indications for certain methods of interventional ultrasound and how to use them.

To know how to prepare patients for certain methods of inteventional ultrasound.

To know the “true cut” biopsy algorithm under ultrasound control.

To know the algorithm for introducing a drain under ultrasound control.

To know how to place the patient in the appropriate position for examination.

To know how to show and recognize the normal ultrasound anatomy of the liver and the gallbladder.

To know how the place the patient in the appropriate position for examination.

To know how to show and recognize the normal ultrasound anatomy of the pancreas and the spleen. 

To know the ultrasound diagnostics of a transplanted kidney.

To know the basic ultrasound imaging of the large abdominal blood vessels.

To know the most common pathology of the large abdominal blood vessels. 

To know how the place the patient in the appropriate position form examination.

To know typical anatomical sites for assessing the presence of free fluid in the abdomen, phrenicocostal sinuses, and pericardial cavity.

To know how to recognize free fluid in the abdomen and phrenicocostal sinuses.

To know the basics of the interventional ultrasound.

To know how to place the patient in the appropriate position form examination.

To know how to show and recognize the normal ultrasound anatomy of the kidney.

To know the basics of the adrenal ultrasound.

To know how to use ultrasound in the treatment and diagnosis of pathological conditions of the locomotor system. 

To know how to use ultrasound in primary care. 

Written test.