White-Wilson Medical Center  
  Our PhysiciansFort Walton BeachDestin FloridaNiceville
AboutSpecialtiesServicesPatient ResourcesFor EmployersJoin Our TeamImmedicate CareLocationsContact




CT Scan
MRI
Digital Mammography
Nuclear Medicine
Dexa Scan
UltrasoundWomen's ImagingImaging

Top



The Intravenous Pyelogram (IVP) is a diagnostic examination of the kidneys, ureters and bladder using x-ray images. Below are the instructions to prepare patients for the IVP procedure.


ADULTS:


At 3 pm the day before the exam, take 2 oz of Castor Oil or 2 Ducolax (5 mg Bisacodyl) tablets by mouth.

Drink a lot of fluids, at least 6 glasses of clear liquids over the next
2-4 hours. These fluids may be water, apple juice, Sprite or Gatorade.

Have a clear liquid dinner. You can have clear liquids through the night. You may also have clear liquids the morning of the appointment.

NO SOLID FOODS

NOTE: Patient should take oral medications as per doctor’s orders.



PEDIATRIC (UNDER AGE 15): Patient may have clear liquids the day of the examination, until 3 hours before the examination.

No solid foods on the day of the examination

 

Fort Walton Beach 850.863.8100   |   Destin 850.269.6400   |   Niceville 850.897.4400

Home | Our Physicians | Fort Walton Beach | Destin | Niceville | About | Specialties | Services | Patient Resources
For Employers | Join Our Team | Immediate CareNews Releases | Little Black Dress Party | Community | Locations | Links | Contact

White-Wilson Medical Center, PA
White-Wilson.com

Search Website
© 2008 White-Wilson Medical Center, PA | Privacy Statement | Legal Disclaimer