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Hyperechoic, laser-like, vertical reverberation artefacts arising from the pleura line are called | |
In examination of the right pleura | |
Seashore sign is | |
When the pleural line is moving in synchrony with the cardiac pulsation it is called | |
The lung sliding sign is | |
In examination of the left pleura | |
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Presence of either lung sliding, B-lines or lung-pulse | |
The M-mode presentation of the lung point | |
Absence of lung sliding, B-lines and lung pulse | |
The stratosphere sign | |
Absence of lung sliding, B-lines and lung-pulse, and presence of lung-point | |
In a critically ill patient with serious B- and/or C-problems and no lung sliding, B-lines and lung pulse | |
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Ultrasound detects pleural effusion as an | |
In all patients with oxygenation problems | |
First step in performing pleural ultrasound on the left side | |
CxR requires minimum 150 ml of pleural fluid for detection | |
When an anechoic brim of 20 mm is measured between parietal and visceral pleura in end-expiration | |
Presence of normal lung ultrasound signs in the phrenicocostal sinus during inspiration | |
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Absence of the interstitial syndrome | |
In patients with isolated COPD exacerbation | |
Pneumonia can appear | |
The presence of B-line(s) | |
Presence of the interstitial syndrome | |
Focal B-lines | |