Week 12-Exit ticket

What is endoscopy?

• A medical procedure using a thin tube with a camera

• A type of surgery

• A diagnostic imaging technique

• A method for blood testing

What does upper GI endoscopy examine?

• The lower GI tract

• The upper GI tract including the oesophagus, stomach, and duodenum

• The lungs

• The heart

What is one advantage of endoscopy?

• It requires large incisions

• It allows for direct visualization of the digestive tract

• It is a painful procedure

• It is only used for surgery

What is colonoscopy primarily used for?

• Screening for colorectal cancer

• Diagnosing heart conditions

• Examining the lungs

• Checking for diabetes

What does capsule endoscopy involve?

• Swallowing a small camera

• Inserting a tube through the mouth

• Injecting a dye

• Performing surgery

List some symptoms to overlook after your endoscopy.

What preparation is typically required before undergoing an endoscopy?

• Fasting for several hours

• Taking antibiotics

• No preparation is needed

• Drinking a special contrast solution

What is one common risk associated with endoscopic procedures?

• Infection at the site of insertion

• Loss of hearing

• Permanent vision loss

• Severe allergic reactions