Jeremy J. Webb; Chad Mosby; John Stadnyk; Michael Jones – In recent years, the development of hand-held devices have intrigued POCUS enthusiasts due to improved affordability, portability, and ease of use. They also provide extra functionality for image storage and transmission for remote provider-to-provider communication and review. Due to these capabilities, portable ultrasound has found its use expanded to pre-hospital, wilderness, and austere settings, where cart-based machines and other imaging modalities are not an option.