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If you do not have one, please advise the receptionist upon booking your appointment.  \n􀃖 Arrive 10 minutes before your scheduled time.  \n􀃖 You may take all your medication regularly before and after the exam, unless otherwise indicated by the technologist.  \n􀂅PELVIS ULTRASOUND PREPARATION:  \n2 hours before the exam:  \n✓ Drink 4 glasses of water for the first hour.  \n✓ For the second hour, do not urinate. Try and keep a full bladder for the exam.  \n*** This exam may or may not include an Endovaginal portion. If you have any concerns about this part of the exam, please tell the technologist. ***  \nUPON ARRIVAL TO YOUR APPOINTMENT:  \n􀃖 Please be advised that you will have to change into a gown for your ultrasound examination.  \n􀃖 You will be instructed on which garments to remove, depending on the specific exam you are having.  \n􀃖 There will be direct contact between your skin and ultrasound gel. If you have any known allergies to gel, please let the technologist know.  \n􀃖 The technologist CANNOT give you results. The requesting physician will get the results from a radiologist and should provide them to you.  \nADDITIONAL NOTES:  \n→ All patients (14 years and older) will be given a private pre-assessment, and then one additional person may accompany them into the room during the exam.  \n→ Please plan for the supervision of children who cannot enter the room during the exam.  \nFor questions, concerns, or to reschedule, please call the Medical Imaging reception desk: 450-638-3930 ext. 6.","cbCaicW5NS7VVAFT","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicW5NS7VVAFT","pdf",133665,"English","# Preparation Requirements\n## Two-Hour Pre-Exam Protocol\n# Arrival and Procedure Guidelines\n## Patient Conduct and Comfort\n## Examination Policies and Result Disclosure","[{\"question\":\"What are the specific hydration and bladder requirements for a pelvic ultrasound?\",\"answer\":\"Patients must drink four glasses of water during the first hour and then refrain from urinating for the second hour to ensure a full bladder for the examination.\"},{\"question\":\"Can the ultrasound technologist provide immediate results after the procedure?\",\"answer\":\"No, the technologist cannot provide results. 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