Preparation for colonoscopy and patient requirements

Abstract

Abstract Colonoscopy is an important procedure in the diagnosis and treatment of colorectal diseases. The success of this procedure is directly related to the sufficient bowel preparation before colonoscopy. It is stated that in cases where the colonoscopy preparation of the patients is insufficient, less polyps are detected or the procedure is canceled. In addition, insufficient preparation for colonoscopy may cause repetition of the procedure and loss of labor, time and cost for the patient and healthcare personnel. In this review based on the literature, preparation for colonoscopy and patient requirements are included.

Keywords

• Colonoscopy Preparation
• patient requirements
• Nursing

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