Chapter 12 Quiz Flashcards
Which muscle will have elevated glucose uptake in patients who turn their neck from side to side during FDG uptake?
erector spinae muscle
psoas muscle
scalene muscle
trapezuis muscle
scalene muscle
Which transporter protein is critical to glucose transport into skeletal muscle?
GLUT1
GLUT2
GLUT3
GLUT4
GLUT4
Which transporter protein is known to have an effect on insulin-medicated glucose uptake in adipose tissue?
GLUT1
GLUT2
GLUT3
GLUT4
GLUT4
High-Z materials are defined by the sum of the number of _____in the atoms.
electrons and protons
electrons and neutrons
neutrons and protons
protons only
protons only
_______ does not typically cause brown fat uptake to be increased.
caffeine
cold
ephedrine
nicotine
caffeine
Improvement in quantification and decreased in respiratory motion during PET/CT scanning may be achieved by _____.
shallow breathing
deep breathing
mid-respiration breath holds
respiratory gating
respiratory gating
Motion artifacts in the images are common in PET/CT imaging. Which of the following are examples of other issues that motion can cause in PET/CT imaging?
Errors in SUV calculation
Misregistration of tumor location
Misfusion between PET and CT images
all of the above
all of the above
Which of the following is most likely to cause muscle uptake on a PET study?
insulin
radiotherapy
colony-stimulating factors
prosthetics
insulin
Extravasation of FDG is most likely to cause which of the following?
Infection
false-positive lymph node
brown fat uptake
muscle uptake
false-positive lymph node
Which of the following will assist in decreasing brown fat uptake?
cool uptake rooms
extravasation
warm blankets
contrast media
warm blankets
Which factor below can increase muscle update in F-18 fluciclovine imaging?
-dehydrated patient
-IV injection of radiotracer in the left arm
-increased localization time beyond best practice recommendations
-patient fasted only 2hrs prior to the study
increased localization time beyond best practice recommendations
In Ga-68 PSMA imaging, what is the best description of the halo artifact?
-a ring that appears above the head due to poor scatter-correction algorithms
-decreased activity visualized on the maximum intensity projection due to inadequate attenuation correction
-a photopenic area located near the kidneys and bladder
-increased activity seen around dense objects such as metal hip replacments
a photopenic area located near the kidneys and bladder