Video clip WB43 showing an example of Good Volume Status and Contractility (FS%) from the TFAST® Right Pericardial Site view showing

Video clip WB42 showing an example of Good Volume Status and Contractility (fractional shortening, FS%) evident by an acceptably-sized left

Video clip WB41 showing another example of Poor Volume Status evident by a small or attenuated left ventricle at the

Video clip WB40 showing the Right PCS TFAST® view and Poor Volume Status (LV filling). Compare to normal LV filling

Video clip WB39 showing the Right Pericardial Site (PCS) TFAST® “Mushroom” View.  The left ventricular (LV) short-axis “mushroom” view is

Video clip WB38 showing the Right Pericardial TFAST® view and How Cardiac Anatomy MUST be Identified to Avoid Mistakes. In this

Video clip WB37 Showing How Easy It is to Mistake Heart Chambers for Free Fluid (pericardial effusion [PE] or pleural

Video clip WB35 showing Pericardial Effusion at the Right TFAST® PeriCardial Site (PCS) view. Compare to videos WB35 with WB34.

    Video clip WB34 showing Pericardial Effusion at the Right TFAST® PeriCardial (PCS) view.  One of the TFAST® Tenets

  Video clip WB33 showing the Classic Right TFAST® Pericardial Site (PCS) View and the Left Ventricular (LV) Short-axis “Mushroom”