Proper patient preparation:
Abdominal Ultrasound-Nothing to eat or drink 8 hours prior to your exam.
Pelvic Ultrasound-Drink 16 ounces of clear liquid 1 hour prior to your exam.
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Jennifer A. McDowell, RT, RVT, RDMS
Abdominal Ultrasound
Gallbladder & Common Hepatic Duct
A-Spleen B-Kidney
Vascular Ultrasound
Main Portal Vein with and without blood flow
Normal aorta doppler
Ultrasound image of a kidney with normal blood flow
Yawning baby
Ultrasound Machine
5 comments:
As usual, another informative post! I have learned so much about ultrasound from you! I see you added ClustrMap to your BLOG, way to go. I added it to mine just a few days ago and the dots are growing and spreading. Seems I have quite a following from the mid-west! Maybe you will too. Good luck.
so many details and things to know about ultrsound. glad to see how knowledgeable you are Jen.
I was thinking of you yesterday when I sat for two hours waiting with my husband for and MRI at offcourse my local hospital. Things don't run as smooth in other places. Maybe I'm just bias :)
Ultrasounds are a cost effective, non-invasive,radiation-free painless test that replace outdated methods. Patients that have been exposed to previous methods are fortunate to now use this up to date testing.
Another very informative post.
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