Outcomes of prepare persons to undergoing colonoscopy with Two Different Laxative Regimens effect on cleanliness of the large intestine
Keywords:
bowel preparation, laxative, bowel cleansing, colonoscopyAbstract
The objective of this descriptive research was to examine the outcome of colon cleanliness in perpons undergoing colonoscopy. Received advice on preparation before the colonoscopy using two different laxatives regimens. The Donabedian Model was used as the research framework. The participants were 90 persons at the Out-patient department, the National Cancer Institute, who had scheduled to have colonoscopy done in advance, The participants divided into two groups of 45 patients with each group receiving either polyethylene glycol laxatives or Sodium picosulfate plus Senna glycosides laxative and a Unison enema before colonoscopy. Data were collected using demographic questionnaires and the colon cleanliness record. The data were analyzed by descriptive statistics and compared colon cleanliness assessed after colonoscopy using independent t-tests.
The research results showed that 48.90% of the participants receiving PEG laxatives had a bowel cleanliness at a fair level, but 11.10% of them had bowel cleanliness at a poor level. In contrast, it was found that 84.44% of the participants receiving the Sodium picosulfate laxative plus Senna glycosides laxative and fecal bowel enema had a good level of colon cleanliness. When the average cleanliness of the two groups was compared, it was found that the PEG laxative group had a higher statistically significant mean intestinal cleanliness than the group receiving Sodium picosulfate plus Senna glycosides and a unison enema at p<.001
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