How to Diagnose a Femoral-Popliteal DVT Course + CME Quiz
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About How to Diagnose a Femoral-Popliteal DVT Course +CME QUIz
Aim of this course
Diagnosing a femoral-popliteal DVT short course is designed to provide the essential ultrasound criteria used to detect a deep vein thrombosis (DVT) of the femoral-popliteal segment.
Enrol on this multiple-choice question test to assess your knowledge on Femoral-Popliteal DVT. After successfully passing this test (>80% correct answers) you will be awarded 1 CME credit and a certificate of completion.
How is the course structured?
This course is made of 1 e-booklet, supported by 2 hands-on commented video lectures. This course demonstrates the normal ultrasound findings of the lower limb venous flow and anatomy, as well as the ultrasound appearance of a deep vein thrombosis of the femoral and popliteal veins.
At the end of this course, the knowledge to detect and describe a DVT of the femoral and popliteal veins will be acquired.
The content of the course is continuously implemented and updated.
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Our courses are accredited by the European accreditation council for continuing medical education to provide CME credits.
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Medical e-learning is now widely used by students and healthcare professionals as:
- it offers the possibility to learn at their own pace
without the barriers of location - takes 40% to 60% lesser time for employees and students than conventional learning.
Course includes
- 2 video lecture
- 2 e-booklet
- 1 quizz
- 1 CME or 1 AMA PRA Credit
Course length
- Estimated 1 hour or more to cover videos, slides & quizzes
- Self-paced learning
- Access to this course is for 12 months from date of purchase
Access anywhere
- Mobile friendly
- Learn on-the-go
- Access on PC, phone or tablet
Who may benefit from this course?
Any healthcare professional who is approaching vascular ultrasound for the first time as well as healthcare professionals who want to improve their knowledge and skills in different areas of vascular ultrasound. Our subscribers are:
- trainee medical doctors
- vascular and general sonographers
- nurses
- as well as consultant medical doctors
- as vascular surgeons,
- cardiologists,
- internists,
- angiologists,
- radiologists,
- or somewhat all healthcare professionals involved in the diagnosis and management of peripheral vascular diseases.
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Lessons in this course
Start with free access to the sample lessons below. Purchase via credit-card for immediate access to the full course.
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