PREPARATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR COLONOSCOPY with SPLIT‐DOSE Movi‐Prep
Do you have QUESTIONS or PROBLEMS completing the instructions? Call: 206‐242‐1300 Appointment date: ____________ Appointment time: ____________ Location: _____________
BEFORE the procedure:
Arrange a ride: you will be given medicine that makes you relax and be
sleepy, so you cannot drive a car or take a bus home. If you arrive without an escort, your procedure may need to be rescheduled.
Stop taking iron, Vitamin E, ginko, ginger, aspirin and garlic
If you are taking Coumadin medicine or if you are diabetic, review your special instructions.
Purchase your Movi-prep and 2 over the counter Dulcolax tablets
3 DAYS BEFORE the procedure:
Confirm your ride.
appointment, call your doctor or nurse. Failure to cancel 48 hr in advance will result in a $100.00 charge.
for the next 2 days. Plan your meals according to this diet.
2 DAYS BEFORE the procedure:
medicines. These include: Nuprin, Bufferin, Anacin, Advil, Motrin, Indocin, Voltran, Aleve, Ecotrin, Relafen, Alka Seltzer, Naprosyn, Voltaren (Tylenol is okay to take)
At bed time take 2 (two) over the counter dulcolax tablets
Do not eat any solid food after midnight.
1 DAY BEFORE the procedure:
Start a strict, clear liquid diet. If you put a liquid
in a clear glass, and you can see through it, it is probably OK to drink. A clear liquid diet can
-Apple, white grape, and cranberry juices; -Beef or chicken broths that are clear; -Tea and coffee without milk; -Soda pop, Gatorade, Kool-Aid and various -Jell-O flavors (any color except red).
Avoid: juices with pulp, milk, cream and solid food.
6:00pm mix the Movi-Prep. Empty 1 Pouch A and 1 pouch B into disposable container. Add lukewarm drinking water to top line of the container. Mix to dissolve. Some prefer to chill the mixture by mixing this 24h ahead of time.
7:00pm: Start drinking the laxative (Movi-Prep) liquid. Drink one full glass every 20-30 minutes
until it is gone. Try to drink one full glass at a time instead of sipping. A straw is frequently helpful. If you feel nauseated you may take an hour break.
10:00pm: drink 16 oz of the clear liquid of your choice. This is essential to
ensure adequate hydration and an effective prep.
Continue to drink clear liquids until midnight as you wish but do not eat any solid food.
The laxative (Movi-Prep) liquid will cause you to have many bowel movements. This is needed so
you have a clean colon for the procedure. If you have problems completing this preparation, call your doctor or nurse before 9pm.
Take nothing by mouth except water after midnight.
Do these things ON THE DAY OF the procedure:
Take your normal medications with a sip of water, unless you were given
6:00am Mix more Movi-Prep. Empty 1 Pouch A and 1 pouch B into disposable container. Add
lukewarm drinking water to top line of the container. Mix to dissolve. Some prefer to chill the mixture by mixing this 24h ahead of time.
6:30am: Start drinking the laxative (Movi-Prep)
liquid. Drink one full glass every 20-30 minutes until it is gone. Try to drink
one full glass at a time instead of sipping. A straw is frequently helpful. If
you feel nauseated you may take an hour break.
9:00am Please drink 16 oz of the clear liquid of your choice. This is essential to
ensure adequate hydration and an effective prep.
You may have water until 2 hours before the procedure.
Bring your escort/driver with you to your appointment.
Arrive 30 minutes before your appointment time.
The test will take 30-60 minutes.
DESIGNS ACT, 1993 DESIGNS REGULATIONS, 1999 These regulations were published under : Government Notice R843 in Government Gazette 20256 of 2 July 1999 as amended by: Government Notice R602 in Government Gazette 27713 of 1 July 2005Government Notice R988 in Government Gazette 28104 of 10 October 2005Government Notice R1182 in Government Gazette 29413 of 1 December 2006--------------
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