The family of a child with suspected Hirschsprung's Disease is asking the nurse about the preparation for confirming the diagnosis. The nurse should explain which of the following procedures to the family?
1. A barium enema
2. A rectal biopsy
3. A transabdominal ultrasound
4. A bronchoscope
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1. Not advised because there is blockage in the colon
2. Will indicate if Hirschsprung's Disease is present
3. Does not provide a clear view of the diseased tissue
4. The test looks at the lungs, not the intestines.
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