Intermediate
Esophageal High-Resolution Manometry (HRM)
Comprehensive HRM nursing education covering pressure measurement principles, esophageal anatomy and physiology, equipment mastery, patient preparation, catheter placement, standard and provocative protocols, Chicago Classification v4.0 interpretation, major motility disorders (achalasia, EGJOO, DES, jackhammer), minor disorders, post-procedure care, complication management, and advanced technologies including HRIM, EndoFLIP, and AI applications.
12
Lessons
10
Hours
15
CME
39
Questions
Learning Objectives
Explain the principles of esophageal pressure measurement and HRM technology
Describe esophageal anatomy, physiology, and pressure dynamics
Master HRM equipment including catheter types and calibration
Perform comprehensive pre-HRM patient assessment and preparation
Execute safe catheter placement and proper patient positioning
Perform standard HRM protocol with provocative maneuvers
Interpret Chicago Classification v4.0 metrics and topography plots
Recognize achalasia subtypes, EGJOO, DES, and jackhammer esophagus
Identify IEM, fragmented peristalsis, and absent contractility
Implement evidence-based post-HRM care and documentation
Recognize and manage HRM complications and technical issues
Explore advanced technologies: HRIM, EndoFLIP, and AI applications