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This document provides instructions and information for patients scheduled for a pelvic ultrasound at Froedtert Hospital, including preparation, arrival, and post-exam guidance.

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1. Verify the patient's identity and obtain informed consent.
2. Explain the procedure to the patient, including its purpose and what to expect.
3. Ensure the patient has a full bladder by having them drink water 1-2 hours prior to the exam, if applicable.
4. Position the patient comfortably on the exam table, usually supine.
5. Apply a warm gel on the lower abdomen to facilitate sound wave transmission.
6. Use a transducer to capture images of the pelvic area, moving it around to get different views.
7. Obtain images of the uterus, ovaries, and any other structures as necessary.
8. Document findings and ensure all necessary images are captured for review.
9. Clean the gel off the patient's abdomen after the procedure.
10. Provide the patient with information on when they can expect results.

Who needs Pelvic (Obstetrical) Ultrasound – Outpatient?

1. Women who are experiencing pelvic pain.
2. Pregnant women needing assessment of fetal development.
3. Women with a history of miscarriage seeking reassurance.
4. Patients being evaluated for conditions like ovarian cysts or fibroids.
5. Individuals undergoing fertility treatments to monitor reproductive health.

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What are common indications for a pelvic ultrasound?

The main indications for pelvic ultrasound are as follows: Diagnostic examination of the female pelvic organs, including the , ovaries, and adnexal structures. Obstetric evaluations Early pregnancy diagnosis and dating, fetal anatomy, placental location, and amniotic fluid assessments are routinely performed.

What is the difference between pelvic ultrasound and obstetric ultrasound?

obstetric/pregnancy ultrasound, routinely used to assess the growth and health of unborn babies during pregnancy. female pelvis ultrasound, used look at the female pelvis, , , fallopian tubes and ovaries, with a transvaginal (in the ) or abdominal transducer.

What cancers can a pelvic ultrasound detect?

The scan shows the ovaries, and surrounding structures. You might have this test to help diagnose: cancer in your ovaries, fallopian tubes or peritoneum. cancer.

Why would my doctor send me for a pelvic ultrasound?

A pelvic ultrasound may be used to diagnose and assist in the treatment of the following conditions: Abnormalities in the anatomic structure of the , including endometrial conditions. Fibroid tumors (benign growths), masses, cysts, and other types of tumors within the pelvis.

Why would a doctor order a pelvic ultrasound?

A full bladder helps the transducer's sound waves travel, creating a clearer picture of your bladder. You usually don't need to do this for a or transvaginal ultrasound. Your healthcare provider should provide instructions before any pelvic scan. Make sure to reach out with questions you may have.

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What is Pelvic (Obstetrical) Ultrasound – Outpatient?

Pelvic (Obstetrical) Ultrasound – Outpatient is a non-invasive imaging technique used to visualize the pelvic organs and structures in pregnant individuals. This procedure helps assess the development and health of the fetus and related anatomical features.

Who is required to file Pelvic (Obstetrical) Ultrasound – Outpatient?

Typically, healthcare providers such as obstetricians or gynecologists are required to file for Pelvic (Obstetrical) Ultrasound – Outpatient examinations on behalf of their patients to ensure proper documentation and insurance billing.

How to fill out Pelvic (Obstetrical) Ultrasound – Outpatient?

To fill out the Pelvic (Obstetrical) Ultrasound – Outpatient form, a healthcare provider must include the patient's personal information, medical history, specific indications for the ultrasound, date of the procedure, and any findings or impressions from the examination.

What is the purpose of Pelvic (Obstetrical) Ultrasound – Outpatient?

The purpose of Pelvic (Obstetrical) Ultrasound – Outpatient is to monitor fetal development, identify any potential complications, evaluate pelvic structures, and provide essential information for the management of pregnancy.

What information must be reported on Pelvic (Obstetrical) Ultrasound – Outpatient?

The information that must be reported includes patient demographics, reason for the ultrasound, ultrasound measurements, findings related to fetal health and anatomy, and any recommendations or follow-up actions suggested by the provider.