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Patient presented for a Bernstein test. After insertion of a nasogastric (NG) tube, a solution was passed through the tube to record any complaints of chest pain. The first solution was saline, and the patient did not report any pain. The second solution was hydrochloric acid, and this solution did elicit a pain response in the patient. The Bernstein test was positive for esophagitis.
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