Rachel Krackov PA-C, PhD, RVS

Director of PA POCUS Education Nova Southeastern University Ft. Lauderdale, FL

[Rachel Krackov PA-C, PhD, RVS @sortpa2]

@DRsonosRD @NephroP Love VEXUS

[Dr Ihab Suliman @IhabFathiSulima]

What is the cause of heart failure?

[Rachel Krackov PA-C, PhD, RVS @sortpa2]

First practice session for the Nova Southeastern University Ft. Lauderdale 2024 iScan students. Always fun to work with such wonderful students and faculty.

[Family Medicine POCUS Community @FMPOCUS_Comm]

AAFP National Conference POCUS crew represent!!! #AAFPNC

[Rachel Krackov PA-C, PhD, RVS @sortpa2]

@RJonesSonoEM @NephroP @jminardi21 @SmallsSono @MetroHealth_EM @MH_EMultrasound @ThinkingCC @IMPOCUSFocus @medpedshosp @grepmeded @NMerke @thepocusatlas @EMedCurious @PratsEM @coreultrasound @anesthesiadocmd @dan___kim @TomJelic @DanMirsch Please help. Is the first cine (PSLAX) a fib or complete heart block? Left ventricle doesn’t see to be associated with the atrial contractions.

[Rachel Krackov PA-C, PhD, RVS @sortpa2]

@DRsonosRD @OHSUNews @ETSshow @aoglasser @subhaairan @LaurieBaedke @RUBraveEnough @OHSUSOM @OHSU_WAHM @OHSUsimulation @TheRealDoctorT @NephroP Wonderful! Congratulations

[Rachel Krackov PA-C, PhD, RVS @sortpa2]

@POCUSAcademy Need to see
A cine clip to see if hypoechoic area moves with the ventricle or not.

[NephroPOCUS @NephroP]

DVT or no DVT?
#POCUS #MedEd #IMPOCUS

[Rachel Krackov PA-C, PhD, RVS @sortpa2]

That time when of year again. Dining room transformed in US guided procedures prep room. Love my job #novasoutheasternpaprograma #NSU#papocus#pocus#pastudentsdothat

[NephroPOCUS @NephroP]

In this spontaneously breathing patient, significant increase in vein diameter (presumably with valsalva) is NOT suggestive of elevated RAP. Every method has caveats but that's a reasonable conclusion based on the given image.
Further reading🔗https://t.co/TMvJk3Myqf

[Tom Jelic @TomJelic]

Reasons why you must be scanning your patients👇🏻 We really need to stop “cookbook” resuscitation. Each patients anatomy and physiology is different and POCUS should be used to better guide treatment/therapy/withdraw therapy

[Rachel Krackov PA-C, PhD, RVS @sortpa2]

@TomJelic @EUSmkh Wow!!!! We try to make sure all our graduates can get a good subcostal view for this very reason. It probably isn’t enough if they aren’t able to maintain the skill after graduation though.

[Rachel Krackov PA-C, PhD, RVS @sortpa2]

@EUSmkh Bladder transverse. Ureteral jets. Indicates that there isn’t a ureteral obstruction

[Rachel Krackov PA-C, PhD, RVS @sortpa2]

@EUSmkh A5 view Not an expert but looks like aortic regurgitation

[Rachel Krackov PA-C, PhD, RVS @sortpa2]

@EUSmkh Love these posts. Thank you for taking the time to help all of us learn image interpretation. Please keep posting.

[Rachel Krackov PA-C, PhD, RVS @sortpa2]

@EUSmkh Lung (pleura). No lung sliding. Confirm with M mode. If barcode sign likely pneumothorax depending on history

[Rachel Krackov PA-C, PhD, RVS @sortpa2]

@MedEd_PA @EmoryFamMed Wonderful and well deserved!

[Rachel Krackov PA-C, PhD, RVS @sortpa2]

@Neuro_Matt

[Cliff Pickover @pickover]

Mathematics.

Why circles, right-angle triangles, angles, sin, and cos, are all related. https://t.co/xHwkcv3x46

[Srihari S. Naidu, MD @SrihariNaiduMD]

For the cardiology fellows. What’s going on here? @WMCCardsFellows @GiorgioMedranda @ameeshisath @ABaliMD @CardioNerds #ACCFIT