Summary Of Pre-Colonoscopy Procedure

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Patients who were scheduled for colonoscopy procedure in the afternoon, were subjected to ingest a full dose of PEG+ Asc ( 2 litres) in the morning of the procedure (around 6 AM to 9 AM). Later filtered water was given to the patients until the urine was clear in colour. Nurses made sure that all procedures were performed within 2 to 8 hours of the purgative intake. The nurses from the educated ward were imparted education by two expert colonoscopists and were given away leaflets containing the details of the education. Nurses were educated about the significance of bowel preparation and possible adverse events that can occur during the preparation. Nurses were also educated about the pre- colonoscopy diet and the significance of the diet.

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