CME Activity

The Cases That Shape Us:

Choosing & Presenting Cases that Leave an Impact
Every sonographer has cases that changed how they scan, but few of us learn how to turn those experiences into presentations that actually resonate. In this talk, Christina grounds case-based teaching in the adult-learning principle of relevancy, then offers a practical framework for choosing which cases are worth sharing for maximum impact. She walks through real cases from each category (a miss, an emotionally heavy case, a gem), and along the way, she models how to present a difficult case with both clinical accuracy and narrative honesty. By the end, you'll have a clear framework for identifying your own teachable cases and the confidence to start presenting them.

What's included?

  • 1 Engaging Presentation
  • Apply the concepts of adult education to medical case presentation
  • 3 real-world examples of interesting ultrasound case presentations
  • 6 Comprehension Questions
  • 1 Certificate
  • .75 CMEs

Earn Continuing Medical Education Credit

Approved by the ASRT for Category A continuing education credit

Completion of this course earns 0.75 CME

Course approval date: 8/15/2026 - 9/1/2029

Helpful Course Info

 
This course contains audio narration. 

ASRT requires a post activity test to receive CME.

75% passing score within 3 attempts.

This course expires on 9/1/2029 and will be inaccessible after that date. All certificates MUST be claimed prior to the course expiration date.

We recommend downloading your certificate as soon as you complete the course.

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Christina Werth

Diagnostic Medical Sonographer, Echosonographer
MHA, BS-DMS, RDMS, RDCS
An accomplished sonographer, mentor, and educator, Christina has over a decade of clinical experience in high-risk obstetrics, gynecology, and fetal echo. Recognized as BB Imaging's 2023 Leader in Sonography award winner and Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania's 2021 Collaborative Award for Resident Teaching Excellence award winner, Christina has expertise in clinical lab accreditation, CME planning and compliance, and ultrasound education events planning. In addition to regular clinical time, speaking events, and sonographer education activities, Christina has previously served on staff at the AIUM providing leadership to the CME branch of the Education and Events team.
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