PART 1 Essential Knowledge for Endoscopy Nurses
1.
Understanding Endoscopy Systems
2.
Overview of the Endoscopy Process
1) Types of endoscopes
2) Digestive system (anatomical structure) observed through an endoscope
3.
A look at the process of an outpatient endoscopy
1) From the time of endoscopy prescription to the time of visiting the endoscopy center
2) Visit to the endoscopy center: Pre-examination preparation (what is done at the reception)
3) Endoscopic examination and nursing management

PART 2 Diagnostic Endoscopy through Case Studies
1.
Gastroscopy (I came because I had heartburn)
2.
Colonoscopy (if stool is not passing well)
3.
Sigmoidoscopy (I have a feeling of incomplete evacuation and blood in my stool)
4.
Small bowel endoscopy and capsule endoscopy (patients who have had small bowel bleeding have bloody stool again)
5.
Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (yellow face and brown urine)
6.
Endoscopic ultrasound (they said there was a balloon-shaped tumor in the stomach)
7.
Bronchoscopy (blood in sputum)

PART 3 Therapeutic Endoscopy through Case Studies
1.
Colon polypectomy (polyps in the colon)
2.
Non-variceal hemostasis (I vomited blood)
3.
Endoscopic submucosal dissection (I was diagnosed with gastric adenoma)
4.
Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (fever, abdominal pain, and nausea)
5.
Varicose vein ligation (when a patient with cirrhosis vomits blood)
6.
Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (patients with cerebral infarction often have sputum)
7.
Esophageal and colonic stent insertion (patients with esophageal cancer have difficulty swallowing food)
8.
Foreign body removal (I have a bone stuck in my throat)
9.
removal of a stone (there is a stone in the stomach)

PART 4 ​​Other Endoscopy Room Management
1.
Sedation treatment nursing care
2.
Endoscopy room accident response
3.
Drug management
4.
Endoscopy Room Infection Control
5.
Hazardous Chemicals Management

Appendix Endoscopy Nursing Summary

- Build up the base by covering the basics of endoscopy!
- Diagnosis and treatment through actual cases, increased realism with endoscopy!
- Gather inspection and treatment assistance tips to level up your practical skills!
- Enhanced sense of presence with vivid, real images!
- All in one place, from sedation treatment to drugs and infection control!

ㆍMain contents by part
Part 1: Understanding endoscopic devices, characteristics of each type of endoscope, and simple digestive system anatomy
And we explained any questions you may have about the process of the endoscopy.
Part 2: Introducing and explaining endoscopic examinations used for diagnostic purposes through various patient cases.
I did it.
Part 3: Introducing and explaining endoscopic procedures used for therapeutic purposes through various patient cases.
I did it.
Part 4: Things you need to know about other tasks performed in the endoscopy room other than diagnosis and treatment.
Explained.

I recommend this in this situation.
- A prospective nurse about to join the endoscopy room
- Experienced nurse who has transferred to the endoscopy department
- A nurse with 2-3 years of experience who wants to become an ace in the endoscopy room
- Prospective preceptors who need well-organized endoscopy training materials
- Student nurses scheduled to practice in the endoscopy room