ASGE Annual GI Advanced Practice Provider Course - Onboarding Day One (On-Demand)

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Video Summary

This video is a lecture on the basics of colonoscopy. The speaker does not have any disclosures. They cover the pre-procedure, intra-procedure, and post-procedure variables of a colonoscopy. They emphasize the importance of understanding the cognitive aspects of endoscopy and effectively communicating with patients. They discuss timely scheduling, appropriate patient selection, and assessing bleeding risk and sedation. They also provide indications for colonoscopy, contraindications, and patient preparation. In the intra-procedure section, they talk about different types of scopes, devices used, and procedures performed during a colonoscopy. They mention quality markers for a high-quality exam, such as cecal intubation rate and withdrawal times. The speaker also covers complications that can occur during and after a colonoscopy, such as post-polypectomy bleeding and perforation. They conclude by discussing the dissemination of findings to patients and the importance of documenting quality indicators. The lecture includes two poll questions on post-polypectomy bleeding and adenoma detection rate. No credits are given.

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Joseph Vicari, MD, MBA, FASGE

Keywords

colonoscopy basics

cognitive aspects of endoscopy

patient communication

quality markers for colonoscopy

complications of colonoscopy

dissemination of findings