Ultrasound is a medical imaging technique that employs high-frequency sound waves to produce images of internal bodily structures. In the field of nursing, ultrasound serves as a valuable instrument for swiftly and non-invasively evaluating precise anatomical structures, such as venous cannulation, evaluating bowel peristalsis, and assessing the urinary bladder. The use of ultrasound imaging is widely accepted in the nursing profession globally, as shown by its extensive reference in the international scientific literature.