Emergency Medicine Registrar Template

POCUS Note

A professional Emergency Medicine Registrar template for healthcare professionals.

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Emergency Medicine Registrar

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Note

Last edited

2/23/2026

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Gokul Bailur

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Streamline your emergency department documentation with our POCUS Note template, specifically designed for Emergency Medicine Registrars. This comprehensive template helps you quickly record findings from point-of-care ultrasound examinations, covering echocardiography, lung, and abdominal ultrasounds, among other studies. Ideal for fast-paced clinical environments, it ensures all critical details from your POCUS assessment are captured efficiently. Whether you're evaluating acute shortness of breath or managing trauma, this template facilitates clear communication of clinical indications, ultrasound findings, and subsequent recommendations, directly linking your imaging insights to patient management plans. Improve your workflow and ensure thorough documentation with ease.

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Emergency Medicine Registrar **POCUS note :** "Explained this is point of care ultrasound and not for ultrasound, which might be required if felt clinically appropriate." "Images stored on" Mindray M7 Ultrasound System **Clinical Indication:** Acute shortness of breath, suspicion of cardiac dysfunction or pulmonary oedema. **Echocardiography:** LV - Moderately reduced global systolic function, estimated ejection fraction 40-45%. RV - Mildly dilated with normal systolic function, RV/LV ratio approximately 0.7. MV - Normal morphology, good mobility. Trace mitral regurgitation. TV - Normal morphology, good mobility. Mild tricuspid regurgitation. AV - Normal trileaflet morphology, good excursion. No regurgitation or stenosis. Pericardium - No pericardial effusion identified. IVC - Dilated (2.5 cm) with <50% respiratory collapsibility, suggesting elevated right atrial pressure. Haemodynamics - LVOT VTI 18 cm, calculated stroke volume 55 mL. **Lung Ultrasound:** Bilateral diffuse B-lines (lung rockets) in multiple zones, consistent with interstitial oedema. Good lung sliding bilaterally. No pleural effusions or consolidation identified. **Clinical Impression:** Findings are consistent with acute decompensated heart failure with signs of elevated filling pressures and pulmonary oedema. Moderately reduced left ventricular systolic function noted. **Recommendations:** Initiate diuresis. Further cardiology review for formal echocardiogram and management plan for heart failure. Monitor oxygen saturation and respiratory effort closely. Dr. Alex Chen Emergency Medicine Registrar MBBS, FRANZEM (Provisional)