what are the elements of the compund that makes up a drink that lets a doctor see a patients digestive tract?its this thing:
8. If a patient drinks a compound of elements u and p, doctors caan view the patient's digestive tract.
what is u and p?
Posted by SweetPea
Uranium and Phosphorus ?
(I'm guessing, so if this is your homework, I could be wrong).
Posted by sen
i know the fluid being ingested contains Uranium (U) and Phosphorus (P) ...
Posted by zee_prime
It's barium sulphate, BaSO4. It's used because barium is dense, so it shows up as a shadow on X-rays, and because barium sulphate is insoluble and non-reactive it goes straight through you without being absorbed. Soluble barium compounds are poisonous.
Posted by miserable
should be barium meals. patient take it before going for x-ray or something
Posted by Dr. J.
It is Barium Sulfate.
It is not magic but It gives contrast for xrays. otherwise it will be almost transparent.
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