Pediatric ultrasound registry review aligned to ARDMS exam outlines
This pediatric ultrasound registry review is built around the ARDMS pediatric ultrasound certification exam content outlines. Fifteen video lectures cover abdominal organ evaluation, neonatal head and spine sonography, pediatric hip assessment, thyroid and neck applications, non-cardiac chest ultrasound, soft tissue and MSK evaluation, and peripheral vascular studies. Two mock examinations round out the package to help identify areas requiring additional self-study before sitting for the board.
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15video lectures
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5.29 GBlibrary size
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12modules
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2022edition
Inside this resource
Pediatric abdominal and GU sonography
The abdominal modules cover liver, pancreas, spleen, gastrointestinal tract, and genitourinary system with dedicated pathology recognition in infants and children. A pediatric abdominal case studies session applies the imaging patterns across real-world scenarios.
Neonatal head, spine, and hip evaluation
Neonatal head sonography and spine sonography are covered as distinct modules with protocol-driven approaches. Pediatric hip evaluation addresses the screening and diagnostic techniques specific to the infant and young child population.
Thyroid, chest, MSK, and vascular applications
Thyroid and neck sonography rounds out the head and neck coverage. Non-cardiac chest applications address the pediatric-specific protocols for lung and pleural evaluation. Soft tissue and MSK abnormalities plus peripheral vascular studies complete the breadth of the ARDMS exam content.
Who this serves
- Sonographers — prepare for the ARDMS pediatric ultrasound certification examination with structured review
- Pediatricians — strengthen ultrasound competency for bedside evaluation in neonatal and pediatric patients
- Radiologists and emergency physicians — build interpretation skills across the full spectrum of pediatric ultrasound applications
Faculty & syllabus
Topics covered 12 modules + 2 mock exams
- Ultrasound Evaluation of the Pediatric Liver, Pancreas and Spleen
- Ultrasound Evaluation of the Pediatric Gastrointestinal Tract
- Ultrasound Evaluation of the Pediatric Genitourinary System
- Pediatric Abdominal Case Studies
- Neonatal Head Sonography
- Neonatal Spine Sonography
- Ultrasound Evaluation of Soft-Tissue/MSK Abnormalities
- Thyroid and Neck Sonography
- Non-Cardiac Chest Applications
- Ultrasound Evaluation of the Pediatric Hip
- Ultrasound Evaluation of the Pediatric Peripheral Vascular System
- Mock Examinations (2)
Before you buy
Does this follow the ARDMS exam blueprint?
Yes — topics are mapped directly to the ARDMS pediatric ultrasound certification examination content outlines, and the package includes two full mock exams for self-assessment.
What is the total file size?
15 MP4 video files totaling 5.29 GB.
The chart
| Format | 15 video lectures (MP4) |
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| File Size | 5.29 GB |
| Year | 2022 |
| Publisher | Gulfcoast Ultrasound Institute |
| Department | Gulfcoast Ultrasound Institute |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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Yuki T. –
Solid content but some modules feel rushed, particularly the chest applications section. The mock exams are the strongest part of this package.
Fatima R. –
Downloaded at 5.29 GB which was a large file but the quality of the video lectures made it worthwhile. The thyroid and neck section was a strong addition.
Olivia P. –
Mapped directly to the ARDMS content outlines. The neonatal head and hip modules are especially well-presented with clear protocol demonstrations.
Daniel K. –
Comprehensive review for the pediatric boards. The GI and GU modules are thorough. The two mock exams helped me identify weak areas before my exam.
Cathy N. –
Well-structured review that covers the full exam blueprint. The peripheral vascular module is a nice inclusion that some other review courses skip.
Brian S. –
Good breadth across all the pediatric applications. The soft tissue and MSK module filled a gap in my knowledge. Would have liked more case variety in the abdominal section.