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You need a full bladder for exam. **","cbCaipZDYsQUhjZU","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipZDYsQUhjZU","pdf",55923,"English","# Pelvic Ultrasound Preparation\n## Pre-Appointment Instructions","[{\"question\":\"When should I drink the water for the exam?\",\"answer\":\"You should drink 32 ounces of water one hour prior to your appointment time.\"},{\"question\":\"Do I need to empty my bladder before the exam?\",\"answer\":\"No, you must not empty your bladder because a full bladder is required for a successful pelvic ultrasound exam.\"},{\"question\":\"Why is a full bladder necessary for a pelvic ultrasound?\",\"answer\":\"A full bladder helps create a better view of the pelvic organs for the sonographer, which is essential for obtaining clear and accurate diagnostic images.\"}]","Pelvic Ultrasound Preparation Instructions | PDF",1790542948]