Video clip WB69 showing the classic negative for free fluid Spleno-Intestino Umbilical (SIU) View with loops of the small

  Video clip WB64 showing an incidental or unexpected finding in a dog that was hit-by -a-car.  During the negative

Video clip WB66 showing the classic Cysto-Colic (CC) View aided by a full urinary bladder (UB).  Note how the urinary

  Video clip WB68 showing the FASTVet recommended manner in which to interrogate the CC view.  The urinary bladder is

  Video clip WB67 showing another classic interrogation of the CC view with the urinary bladder present.  See text in

   Video clip WB65 showing incidental and unexpected finding of bladder stones (cystic calculi).  Note how they image as a

Video clip WB63 showing a positive Cysto-Colic (CC) view with a small pocket of free fluid. With the modification of

Video clip WB62 showing a strong positive scored as “1” at the CC view in its CC Pouch.  Note the

Video clip WB61 showing the CC view and how probe pressure distorts the shape of the urinary bladder (UB).  The

Video clip WB32 showing the classic AFAST® SR View interrogation of the left kidney.  The left kidney should be imaged