Aorta and IVC in a RUQ Protocol SN DT

Pre-made sectors here: docs.google.com/presentation/...
Welcome to Sononerds' Doodle Tutor series! This video will show you the two images needed of the aorta and IVC when they are part of a right upper quadrant exam, drawn step by step. Try drawing along to help learn the anatomy!

[@ramrattielall8614]

Very informative and simple to understand 👍🏼

[@drgadham]

Very useful presentation 👍

[@saadiayasir176]

Thank you sooo much

[@badandbussin]

This video shows the Distal IVC... The IVC begins at the confluence of the common iliac veins, ascends on the right side of the vertebral column, then terminates into the right atrium of the heart... Otherwise, great video! I love the doodle idea. I wish there were more!

[@Sononerds]

I think you'd be hard pressed to find anyone that regularly calls that the distal IVC. I understand what you're saying, I was taught the same concept, but it's not practiced that way and doesn't need to be overly convoluted for new learners.

[@ssteve227]

vessel should be filled in with TGC, it could eliminate pathology or plaque

[@DeFToNiiK]

IM A SONONERD :D

[@yellobra6452]

👍

[@ssteve227]

Vessel shouldn't be filled in with TGC