The primary importance of preparation of the intestinal tract for examination of the colon is that:
A) it improves retention of contrast.
B) it decreases risk of adverse reactions.
C) it eliminates the need for a scout image.
D) retained fecal matter can simulate pathology.

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Retained fecal matter can simulate pathology, making it difficult to accurately interpret the examination results.

The Primary Importance of Preparation of the Intestinal Tract for Examination