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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the quintron form in the editor.
Begin by entering the Patient Name or Number and Date of Test at the top of the form. This information is crucial for identifying the test results.
Fill in the Weight and Date of Birth fields accurately to ensure proper documentation.
In the Symptoms section, check all applicable symptoms such as Nausea, Weight Loss, Diarrhea, etc. This helps in providing a comprehensive overview of the patient's condition.
Document all values indicated by your instrument in the Sample section. Ensure that you record both H2 and CH4 values as required.
For each sampling time listed, enter the corresponding ppm H2, ppm CH4, and CO2 % values as they are measured during the test.
Finally, ensure that a physician's signature is obtained at the bottom of the form to validate it before submission.

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Can I eat potatoes before a sibo test?

If youre wondering, Can I eat potatoes before a SIBO test? or Can I have olive oil before a SIBO test? As a rule, no. Potatoes are high in starch and fiber. A small amount of olive oil may not interfere with test results, but its best to stick with the plain proteins and broth.

What are the side effects of hydrogen breath test?

There are very few risks associated with hydrogen breath testing. Some patients may experience diarrhea, gas, abdominal cramping, or bloating during or shortly after the test. This is not harmful and usually resolves itself within a day or so following the test. Nausea and vomiting have been reported.

What is a QuinTron breath test?

The QuinTron breath test is a diagnostic procedure used to analyze the gases present in the digestive tract by measuring their level of concentration in the patients breath. At Hattiesburg GI Associates, PLLC, we evaluate individuals breath samples for three types of gas: hydrogen, methane, and carbon dioxide.

How to read sibo test results?

According to them, a test is considered positive when the Hydrogen increases by 20ppm, the Methane by 12ppm, or the combined by 15ppm. Only when the results show a change greater than these numbers will it show as positive on the final test report.