Urologic Ultrasound Course / Module 3
Module 3
Bladder Ultrasound
Review the indications, examination technique, measurements, common findings, adjacent pelvic structures, artifacts, and prostate assessment relevant to bladder ultrasound.
Learning objectives
By the end of this module, you should be able to:
- Describe a systematic approach to bladder ultrasound and its common indications.
- Explain the acquisition and interpretation of clinically relevant measurements.
- Recognize representative bladder and adjacent pelvic findings within the scope of the course.
- Identify common artifacts, limitations, and documentation needs.
Module presentation
Bladder Ultrasound
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Key topics
Review before continuing
- Indications and technique
- Measurements
- Lower urinary tract symptoms and pelvic findings
- Artifacts and prostate assessment
Self-check
Review the examination framework
Before continuing, confirm that you can:
- Describe an orderly transverse and sagittal bladder survey.
- Explain how technique and bladder filling can affect measurements and interpretation.
- Recognize common artifacts and know when adjacent structures require attention.
Educational use: This material supports professional education and does not replace supervised clinical training, credentialing, institutional policy, or patient-specific medical judgment.