BULLET: Bladder Ultrasound Limits Length (of Time), Expedites Treatment

"Bladder fullness will be assessed upon enrollment and if not full, the patient will receive hydration, determined by treating physician, and the bladder ultrasound will be repeated every 30 minutes until the patient states that the bladder is full, or until bladder is deemed full based on a previously validated bladder fullness qualitative scale, at which point patients in this group will proceed to undergo pelvic ultrasound."

Per institution protocol, patients in the standard of care group will have urethral (bladder) catheter placed immediately after the order for pelvic ultrasound and will undergo retrograde bladder filling as determined by the radiologist/ultrasonographer to the point necessary to fully visualize pelvic structures.