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YouTube Video “Jugular Venous Pressure (JVP) Exam using Point-of-care Ultrasound (POCUS)”.

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YouTube Video “Evaluation of the JVP with PoCUS – An In-Depth Guide” From UBC IM POCUS.

YouTube Video “Evaluation of the IVC with POCUS – An In-Depth Guide” From UBC IM POCUS.

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YouTube Video “Intro to MSK Ultrasound” From MetroHealth Emergency Ultrasound.

YouTube Video: “Shear-Wave Elastography for MSK Ultrasound w/ Sean Gibson” From MetroHealth Emergency Ultrasound.

Heather Rainey” From MetroHealth Emergency Ultrasound

YouTube Video: “MSK Ultrasound In The Emergency Department with Dr.

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Links To And Excerpts From “2023 American Heart Association Focused Update on the Management of Patients With Cardiac Arrest or Life-Threatening Toxicity Due to Poisoning”.Now watch the video to see an example of how it is done. And you’ll want to save it as a png for your print product. We’ll choose and save the one that works best – usually the one with just the right amount of contrast.If we scanned the picture 8 times we will have eight different grey scale pictures.And then we can begin to drag apart our different images.Now with our grey scale image selected, we go to the Object menu and click on Ungroup.Move our grey scale image back on the 11 x 17 canvas (if we’re making a t-shirt).Then we select our image and drag it off the full color image.We click okay and it will calculate the paths.

Set the number of paths we want (the more paths we select the more shades of gray we have to work with. Next we go to the Path Menu and click on it and select Trace Bitmap.Then we use our selection tool and click on our photo to select it.To scale it down to what we want to go ahead and hold down Control and the left mouse button as we drag one of the corners (this will keep the ratio of our photo unchanged.

For example, for a t-shirt we might want to put it into a 11 x 17 ledger size canvas.

Then we import our photo (PNG) without the background from our folder into Inkscape.

First we want to get rid of the photo background by using Inkscape or better GIMP and then exporting the photo to a directory (a folder).

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In this video we learn how to turn a photo into a black and white vector graphic.