Colonoscopy, Sigmoidoscopy,Anoscopy,NG Tube when?? - apple09

[ArchivalUser]

What is the difference between colonoscopy, sigmoidoscopy, anoscopy, and nasogastric tubes? When do we do each of these in a CCS case? Do we do them all in a diverticulosis case, and if so, then in what order do we do these in the diagnoses and treatment regimen?

[ArchivalUser]

To be Used in Diverticulosis,.,

1. ASSESS CLINICAL STATUS< IF STABLE< DO NG LAVAGE < NG LAVAGE NEGATIVE

[ArchivalUser]

To be Used in Diverticulosis,.,

1. ASSESS CLINICAL STATUS< IF STABLE< DO NG LAVAGE < NG LAVAGE NEGATIVE

[ArchivalUser]

To be Used in Diverticulosis,.,

1. ASSESS CLINICAL STATUS< IF STABLE< DO NG LAVAGE < NG LAVAGE NEGATIVE

[ArchivalUser]

To be Used in Diverticulosis,.,

1. ASSESS CLINICAL STATUS< IF STABLE< DO NG LAVAGE < NG LAVAGE NEGATIVE

[ArchivalUser]

To be Used in Diverticulosis,.,

1. Assess Clinical Status, if Stable, Do NG Lavage, If NG Lavage is Negative, Perform Anoscopy, If Anoscopy is Negative, Reassess Clinical Status, If Stable with Active Bleeding, Get GE Consult for Colonoscopy and then treatment.

2. Assess Clinical Statis, if Stable, DO NG Lavage, NG Lavage is positive, Treat as Upper GI bleed.

3. Assess Clinical Status, if Stable, Do NG Lavage, If NG Lavage is Negative, Perform Anoscopy, If Anoscopy is Positive, Treat Accordingly.

4. Assess Clinical Status, if Stable, Do NG Lavage, NG Lavage Negative, Perform Anoscopy, Anoscopy negative, reassess clinical status, stable with no obvious active bleeding and normal labs, discuss with GE consult for outpt followup including colonoscopy.