At the time a Candidate passes his/her PMP Exam, all previous PM training (including all Contact Hours and PDUs) reverts to zero, however, PMP Prep Fast Track has been audited by PMI and is fully approved/registered for awarding 40 Contact Hours.
Manometry: The measurement of pressure using a device called a manometer. Esophageal manometry is done to measure muscle pressure and movements in the esophagus in the evaluation of achalasia. Anal manometry, the measurement of the pressure generated by the anal sphincter, is used to evaluate anal incompetence and fecal incontinence.
During the manometry test, a thin, pressure-sensitive tube is passed through the nose, along the back of the throat, down the esophagus, and into the stomach. Who Would Get Esophageal Manometry? The esophageal manometry test may be given to people who have the following conditions: Difficulty swallowing; Heartburn or reflux; Non-cardiac Chest pain