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Static bone imaging is routinely performed how long after tracer administration to an adult: A)30min B)1hr C)2-3hr D)24hr -ANSWER C)2-3hr. Static bone imaging performed with a labeled diphosphonate compound is routinely performed 2-3hr after tracer administration. Which of the following structure...

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Gas Ventilation - ANSWERXe 133, 81 KeV, 5.3 half life; reactor produced dose: 10-20 mCi imaging: posterior position negative pressure room required uses activated charcoal trap to accumulate the exhaled xenon gas until decayed to background single breath: during inhalation wash in / equilibriu...

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Nuclides with the same atomic number but different numbers of neutrons are called? -ANSWER Isotopes Two nuclides with the same atomic numbers are called? -ANSWER Isobars Two nuclides with the same number of neutrons but different atomic numbers are called? -ANSWER Isotones What is a radionu...

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According to NRC criteria, which of the following is a misadministration? a. Infiltration of an attempted intravenous injection b. Administration of 10 mCi I-131 instead of the prescribed 9 mCi c. Administration of 20 mCi Tc-99m pertechnetate instead of the prescribed 10 mCi d. Administration of...

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99mTc MAA or 99mTc Labeled RBC -ANSWER Radionuclide venography may be performed with... Dipyridamole -ANSWER Stress testing agent that stays in the plasma for the greatest length of time. 10-15 after tracer admin -ANSWER When is SPECT liver imaging with 99mTc sulfur colloid is performed Kid...

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one advantage of the in vivo method of Tc99m red cell tagging is that: -ANSWER no manipulation of blood samples outside the body is required boiling a Tc99m sulfur colloid preparation for too long will result in colloidal particles that are: -ANSWER too large Which of the following components ...

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A patient with a chest tube arrives in the nuclear medicine department for an Imaging study. The technologist should: A. Cancel the procedure because the chest tube apparatus will interfere with the study B. Place the chest tubes external apparatus on the Imaging table next to the patient C...

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You will have to inject patients in Nuclear Medicine. (Quiz1). -ANSWER True. You will be dealing with radioactivity in Nuclear Medicine. (Quiz1). -ANSWER True. You will be exposed to bodily fluids while working in Nuclear Medicine, and have to inject patients. (Quiz1). -ANSWER True. Needle ...

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You will have to inject patients in Nuclear Medicine. (Quiz1). -ANSWER True. You will be dealing with radioactivity in Nuclear Medicine. (Quiz1). -ANSWER True. You will be exposed to bodily fluids while working in Nuclear Medicine, and have to inject patients. (Quiz1). -ANSWER True. Needle ...

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Nuclear Medicine demonstrates: -ANSWER function Nuclear Medicine is under the radiology umbrella because: -ANSWER radiation is used Types of radiation used for conventional radiography -ANSWER Alpha, Beta, Particulate, Ionizing Types of radiation used for nuclear medicine -ANSWER Gamma Rays...

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What is nuclear medicine? - ANSWERSmall amount of radioactive substance called radiopharmaceuticals are used for imaging or treating a disease A medical specialty What areas/conditions is nuclear medicine used in? - ANSWEREndocrinology (thyroid) Cardiovascular (perfusion/venography) Genitour...

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In imaging with 67Ga-citrate, target-to-background ratio increases over time because of gallium concentration in tissue: remaining the same while blood clearance progresses decreasing while blood clearance progresses remaining the same while blood clearance decreases decreasing while blood clear...

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radiopharmaceuticals -ANSWER nuclear medicine is a medical specialty that focuses on the use of radioactive materials called function -ANSWER NM studies determine the cause of a medical problem based on organ or tissue injection, swallowing or inhalation -ANSWER in a NM test the radioactive ma...

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What year did Becquerel discover radioactivity? - ANSWER1896 What year did Marie Curie discover radium? - ANSWER1898 What year did Roentgen discover x-rays? - ANSWER1895 What year did Georg de Hevesy use his radioactive soufflé? - ANSWER1913 What year did Blumgart perform the first huma...

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Two devices necessary to produce the radionuclides used in nuclear medicine: - ANSWER-particle accelerator (cyclotron) -nuclear reactor Radiopharmaceuticals obtained from a cyclotron: - ANSWER-Thalium 201 -Iodine 123 -Flourine 18 Radiopharmaceuticals obtained from a nuclear reactor: - ANSWE...

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Before tracer administration, all of the following preparations are required for a 27- year- old woman referred for total-body bone imaging except -ANSWER removing attenuating materials from the patient Which of the following structures normally appear as areas of increase activity on the bone im...

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PET Imaging -ANSWER Newest available in nuclear medicine. May be combined with CT to capture both anatomic detail and functional information. Used for: research (PD, Alzheimer's), imaging (tumor, brain, heart) Bone Scan -ANSWER Radiopharmaceuticals are injected and accumulate in areas of bone re...

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The physical half-life of a radionuclide is the time it takes A. For half of the substances to leave the body B. For the kit to become half expired C. For half of the substance to be metabolised D. For the nuclide to decay to one half of the original activity - ANSWERD. For the nuclide to decay ...

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Thallium 201 method of decay and energy - ANSWERThallium 201 decays by electron capture with gamma emissions 135 and 167 kiloelectron volts but the majority of imaging is achieved with it's daughter mercury 201 xrays of about 80kev Stannous chloride - ANSWERA reducing agent which changes the val...

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Basic Gamma Camera Components -ANSWER Collimator, NaI scintillation crystal, light guide, PMT array How does the collimator work? -ANSWER Controls which gamma rays are accepted by absorptive collimation, forming a projected image of the distribution on the surface of the crystal. What informat...

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The following WB bone image represents: a) an anterior/posterior WB bone scan b) a patient with epiphyseal growth plate activity c) a positive image display capability d) all of the above -ANSWER d all of the above The inclusion of SPECT/CT imaging during a bone scan: a) Allows for shorter i...

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The Linac generates which kinds of beams in the Therac-25 -ANSWER Beta-Rays and X-rays Radiation of a cancer patient cures cancer cells by what means? -ANSWER Creating free ions which damage their DNA X-rays are an example of what type of radiation? -ANSWER Electromagnetic Alpha-rays are an...

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3.7 x 10^10 Bq = - ANSWER1 Ci 1 rad = - ANSWER0.01 Gy 1 Gy = - ANSWER100 rad 1 rem = - ANSWER0.01 Sv 1 Sv = - ANSWER100 rem 1 mCi = - ANSWER37 mBq Another name for mertiatiade is... - ANSWERMAG3 Another name for mercaptoacetyl triglycine is... - ANSWERMAG3 What type kidney im...

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what are survey meters used to measure? - ANSWERradiation exposure rates what type of survey meter is used for surveys to detect contamination? - ANSWERGeiger-Muller (GM) counter The NRC requires that a nuc med facility have a survey meter capable of detecting exposure rates between what range...

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The scintillation crystal in an Anger camera is -ANSWER sodium iodide For nuclear medicine personnel, the greatest source of occupational exposure to radiation comes from the -ANSWER injected patien The radionuclide emission used for most all nuclear diagnostic studies is -ANSWER gamma photons...

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What is nuclear medicine? - ANSWERBranch of radiology that uses radioactive materials for diagnosis, therapy & medical research. Provides doctors w/ information on both structure & function. Isotope - ANSWERElement w/ same # of protons, but different # of neutrons. How are radioactive materi...

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how are PET images produced? - ANSWERrecognizing events created by annihilation reaction of proton rich radionuclides what dose positron decay result in ? - ANSWERproton being converted into a neutron a positron a neutrino and energy what happens when a positron is emitted from the nucleus? - ...

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Diagnostic imaging - ANSWERRadiology, nuclear med, photography, mico imaging, and other types Radiography - ANSWERMost common subspecialty. It uses x-rays to produce a diagnostic imaging. X-rays - ANSWERAre a form of invisible radiation. Produced when a positively charged metal plate inside a ...

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Accumulation of radionuclides in the bone is related to both the rate of production and _______ -ANSWER Vascularity Visualization of the Kidneys on a 99mTc-MDP scan is considered: -ANSWER normal, because 99mTc-MDP is excreted via the urinary tract A bone scan image of a female patient shows ra...

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what is the role of the kidneys? -ANSWER regulate the volume and composition of the body's extracellular fluid through their excretory function where are the kidneys located? -ANSWER retroperitoneal organs located between the 12th thoracic and 4th lumbar vertebrae right kidney is slightly hi...

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In the gastric emptying the stomach should be ____ empty at 60-90 minutes. -ANSWER 1/2 Which of the following patients is the gastric emptying test performed for because they can't push food through. Older people Diabetics Pediatrics Middle age -ANSWER diabetics Symptoms of ________are...

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what three components make up a gas filled detector? - ANSWERchamber (AKA capacitor), external power source, meter dose calibrator and ionizing survey meter operate in what area of the voltage response curve? - ANSWERionization region (AKA saturation region) what instruments operate in pulse m...

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RP for chronic inflammatory lesions -ANSWER In 111-leukocytes Bone loses ___ % of its calcium before a lesion is detectable on a plain radiograph -ANSWER 30-50% Dose range for inflammation imaging with In-111 labeled leukocytes -ANSWER 0.5-1.0 mCi Respiratory muscles (2) -ANSWER 1. Intercos...

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what is the largest solid organ in the body? -ANSWER liver where is the liver located? -ANSWER right side underneath the ribs and directly below the diaphragm which lobe is bigger, right or left? -ANSWER right lobe what are the type types of cells in the liver? -ANSWER retuculoendothenial (...

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Binding energy -ANSWER min amount of energy required to "free" and electron from an atom. Unstable vs stable -ANSWER stable-non radioactive unstable- radioactive Ionization -ANSWER removal of an ELECTRON from an atom Excitation -ANSWER electron absorbs enough energy to make it move to an...

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HMPAO and ECD -ANSWER Which two agents can be extracted and thus used for parenchymal imaging DPTA -ANSWER Which agent can not be extracted and thus cannot be used for parenchymal imaging Hexamethylpropyleneamine oxime -ANSWER What does HMPAO stand for? Ethyl cysteinate dimer -ANSWER What d...

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-detection of bone metastases -differentiation of osteomyelitis from cellulitis -evaluation of primary benign and malignant bone lesions -evaluation of musculoskeletal trauma (abuse vs. trauma) -assess general bone viability -evaluate response of metabolic bone diseases to treatment - ANSWERIde...

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