In Episode 16 of TEE Time, we focus on part two of the three part Rescue TEE series. This episode focuses on the clinical application of Rescue TEE for diagnosing and managing various shock states, including RV failure, cardiac tamponade, acute PE, and hypovolemia. Key concepts such as calculating cardiac output via echocardiography and differentiating various diagnoses are covered in detail. Specific diagnostic approaches and echocardiographic views for each condition are discussed, offering practical insights and protocols for emergency clinical settings. The episode serves as an in-depth guide to utilizing Rescue TEE effectively to improve patient care in critical situations.

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00:00  Introduction to Rescue TEE: Part Two

00:48  Overview of Rescue TEE Protocol

03:01  Calculating Cardiac Output with Echocardiography

04:26  Diagnosing Hypovolemia

07:46  Identifying IVC Compression

09:08  Understanding Cardiac Tamponade

11:40  Evaluating RV Failure

14:23  Detecting Pulmonary Embolism

15:54  Recognizing Tension Pneumothorax

18:37  Assessing Valve Pathology

20:53  Exploring LV Dysfunction

24:17  Investigating Afterload Issues

30:02  Differentiating Shock States

32:21  Conclusion and Next Steps

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