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what are air contrast BEs done for?
early contrast detection of polyps or tumors
why is an exceptionally clean colon important for ACBE?
so fecal matter doesn't obscure or simulate small polyps or tumor masses
what is air used for in ACBEs?
to distend lumen and show inner mucosal lining
what is the name of the device used to pump air into the patient's rectum? what is the name of the device used to pump up the retention balloon?
sphygomanometer; cufflator`
how many puffs of the cufflator for retention balloon?
1
how and what type of contrast is used for ACBE?
500-1000ccs of high density barium
what is the scout for ACBE?
KUB
what kVp for ACBE?
90 kVp
what may be given to patients prior to filling the rectum with contrast? why?
glucagon may be given to reduce intestinal spasms by slowing peristalsis
what position is the pt started in for ACBE exams?
prone
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