Section I : basics of ultrasound and imaging. Introduction -- Basic ultrasound physics -- Basic ultrasound artifacts -- Basic ultrasound scanning -- Top ultrasound mistakes during global FAST -- Section II : Abdomen. AFAST: introduction and image acquisition -- AFAST: clinical integration -- Liver and gallbladder -- Spleen -- Kidney -- Urinary bladder -- Gastrointestinal tract and pancreas -- Section III : Reproductive and pediatric. Reproductive: male -- Reproductive: female -- Dystocia -- Pediatrics -- Section IV : Thorax. TFAST: introduction and image acquisition -- TFAST: clinical integration -- Heart: introduction and image acquisition -- Heart: abnormalities of valves, myocardium, and great vessels -- Heart: pericardial effusion and pericardiocentesis -- Vet BLUE: introduction and image acquisition -- Vet BLUE: clinical integration -- Section V : Vascular. Central venous and arterial catheterization -- Vascular: veins and arteries -- Caudal vena cava -- Section VI : Ocular, neurological, and musculoskeletal. Eye -- Brain: image acquisition -- Brain: clinical integration -- Nerve blocks: forelimb -- Nerve blocks: pelvic limb -- Nerve blocks: trunk -- Nerve blocks: neuroaxial -- Musculoskeletal: soft tissue -- Musculoskeletal: bones and joints -- Section VII : Monitoring and surveillance. Global FAST: patient monitoring and staging -- Global FAST: rapidly detecting treatable forms of shock, advanced life support, and cardiopulmonary resuscitation -- VetFAST-ABCDE -- Section VIII : Felines and exotic species. Feline differences: abdomen and thorax -- Exotic companion mammals -- Marine mammals -- Birds and reptiles -- Section IX : Ultrasound-guided procedures. Ultrasound-guided procedures: abdominocentesis, thoracocentesis, and pericardiocentesis -- Ultrasound-guided lung and thoracic sampling -- Section X : Management. Setting up successful POCUS and FAST ultrasound programs -- Appendices. Goal-directed templates for medical records -- Abbreviations, terminology and glossary -- Quick references of normal values and rules of thumb.