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Here’s a checklist of things to do as you prepare for your colonoscopy. As you do each one, check it off the list by marking an “X” in each box. Make sure each box has been checked prior to coming in for your procedure.  \nBefore you Start  \n􀀀 Read these instructions carefully  \n􀀀 Make sure you have your bowel prep. If not, call 984-974-5050.  \n􀀀 Make sure you have no questions about your medications. If you do, call your doctor or 984-974-5050 to speak with our prep nurse.  \n􀀀 Make sure you’ve made arrangements for someone to drive you home from the colonoscopy.  \n􀀀 See the list of foods you can eat and should avoid starting three days before the test.  \nOne Day Before your Colonoscopy  \n􀀀 Breakfast – clear liquids only, no solid foods  \n􀀀 Lunch – clear liquids only, no solid foods  \n􀀀 Dinner – clear liquids only, no solid foods  \n􀀀 Drink plenty of clear liquids throughout the day  \n􀀀 Take one-half of the bowel prep in the evening as instructed  \n􀀀 If you have diabetes and take Lantus take only ½ your typical dose.  \nDay of your Colonoscopy  \n􀀀 Do not eat any solid food until after the colonoscopy.  \n􀀀 Take the second part of bowel prep as instructed, starting 4 hours before and finishing at least 2 hours before your colonoscopy appointment.  \n􀀀 After you complete the prep do not take any other liquid or food.  \n􀀀 Arrive 1 hour before the scheduled time accompanied by an adult who will be available to drive you home.  \n􀀀 Do not take any diabetes medicine or diuretics (e.g., Lasix) .  \nIf you have any questions or need to reschedule your exam please call 984-974-5050. If you have an urgent question between 4:00PM-7:30 AM please page the GI fellow on call at 984-974-1000.  \n1  \nColonoscopy, SUPREP (v.6.12. 18)  \nHDF6052  \nDETAILED COLONOSCOPY INSTRUCTIONS  \nYou have been scheduled for a colonoscopy at UNC Health Care. We know it can be challenging to get ready for a colonoscopy. We also know that you may have many questions about the test. We created these instructions to help answer your questions and get you ready. After you read these instructions complete the attached checklist as you prepare for the procedure.  \nHOW DOES A COLONOSCOPY WORK?  \nThe purpose of a colonoscopy is to look inside your large intestine (colon) for possible polyps, cancers, and other conditions. Just before the procedure starts you will receive some medicine to make you sleepy. The doctor will pass a flexible tube that has a small camera and headlight to see the inside of your colon on a TV monitor. The doctor can take biopsies of any abnormal areas, and can also remove polyps. You will wake up shortly after the test. Most people do not remember having the procedure.  \nWHY IS IT IMPORTANT TO GET CLEAN ON THE INSIDE?  \nIf the inside of the colon is dirty then your doctor may not see important things, like polyps or cancer, and may even have to do the test again. This would mean that you have to start over and come back on a different day, and nobody wants to do that.  \nIf you come in with your colon properly emptied out, the doctor will be able to see the entire colon and make this a “ONE AND DONE,” meaning just that: do it once, do it right, and then be done. Follow these instructions to ma ke this a one and done:  \n7 DAYS BEFORE YOUR COLONOSCOPY  \nYou should stop taking non-steroidal anti-inflammatory ( NSAID) medications, such as ibuprofen, Motrin, Aleve, Advil, and Naproxen.  \nYou may continue to take aspirin if your doctor recommended you ordinarily take it. If no doctor has ever recommended aspirin then you should not take any aspirin starting 7 days before the procedure.  \nIf you take Plavix (Clopidigrel), Coumadin (Warfarin), or other blood thinning/anticoagulation medicines then you should discuss what to do with your doctor. 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