ЗАВДАННЯ ДЛЯ РОЗВИТКУ КОМУНІКАТИВНИХ КОМПЕТЕНТНОСТЕЙ З ТЕМИ "Сolonoscopy"

To diagnose diseases in the stomach

To assess the state of the inner surface of the colon

To remove polyps of any size

To perform therapeutic manipulations

Colonoscopy examines the entire large intestine, while sigmoidoscopy examines only the distal portion.

Sigmoidoscopy is more invasive than colonoscopy.

Colonoscopy uses X-ray technology, while sigmoidoscopy uses endoscopy.

There is no difference between the two procedures.

X-ray and ultrasound

Computer tomography (CT) and nuclear magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)

Endoscopy and barium enema

None of the above

Virtual colonoscopy is more invasive.

Virtual colonoscopy cannot detect polyps or tumors.

Virtual colonoscopy cannot perform biopsies or remove polyps.

Virtual colonoscopy is more accurate in diagnosing colon diseases.

For patients with gastrointestinal bleeding

For patients with ulcerative colitis or Crohn's disease

For patients with recurrent abdominal pains

For patients with persistent constipation

Low-grade fever and weight loss

Recurrent abdominal pains and constipation

Gastrointestinal bleeding and anemia

Suspected neoplasm syndrome and unclear etiology

To perform surgery on the large intestine

To assess the condition of the stomach lining

To diagnose other gastrointestinal diseases

To remove foreign objects from the colon

60 cm

120-152 cm

1 meter

30 cm

5 mm or less

10 mm or less

1 cm or less

Any size

Colonoscopy is non-invasive, while barium enema is invasive.

Colonoscopy uses X-ray technology, while barium enema uses endoscopy.

Colonoscopy can detect small changes in elevation, while barium enema is only suitable for contour diagnosis.

Colonoscopy is recommended for all patients, while barium enema is not.

Whether it is precancerous or not

Its exact size in millimeters

The color of the polyp

Its weight in grams

Gastrointestinal bleeding

Recurrent intestinal obstruction

Persistent constipation

Loss of weight