Chapter 9 Quiz Flashcards
The fasting state is usually associated with _______.
-low glucose and low insulin levels
-low glucose and high insulin levels
-high glucose and low insulin levels
-high glucose and high insulin levels
low glucose and low insulin levels
The scan of a patient with ______ may be suboptimal because F-18 FDG competes with glucose for cellular uptake.
hyperglycemia
hypoglycemia
hyperthyroidism
hypothyroidism
hyperglycemia
Which of the following mechanisms may increase the tumor-to-background ration during PET acquisition?
-patient fast for 2-4 hours before F-18 FDG injection
-patient fast for 4-6 hours before F-18 FDG injection
-administration of D5W solution for all patients
-administration of TPN
patient fast for 4-6 hours before F-18 FDG injection
Unlike normal glucose, the primary route for excretion of F-18 FDG is through the _________.
bowel
genitourinary system
lymphatic system
saliva
genitourinary system
__________ reduces serum insulin to a near-basal level.
exercising
fasting
hydrating
voiding
fasting
Female patients who are breast feeding should be instructed to discontinue breastfeeding for ____ hours after F-18 FDG injection.
6-12
12-18
18-24
none of the above
18-24
Which of the following factors affect the accuracy of SUV?
uptake time
residual dose
blood glucose level
all of the above
all of the above
What is the major transporter that is used in the uptake of glucose in muscle?
GLUT1
GLUT2
GLUT3
GLUT4
GLUT4
Actively used skeletal muscle utilizes glucose, therefore _________.
-patients should avoid exercise for 24hrs before the PET scan
-patients should avidly exercise 24hrs before the PET scan
-patients should not worry about it because a PET scan has nothing to do with the muscles
-none of the above
patients should avoid exercise for 24hrs before the PET scan
F-18 FDG is very sensitive, yet not specific, which means that ________.
-itis only taken up in cancer celss
-it may be taken up in other processes, such as infection
-it is not a good tracer
-none of the above
it may be taken up in other processes, such as infection
Why does F-18 FDG become “metabolically trapped” in the cell?
-it is a substrate for further phosphorylation
-it undergoes further phosphorylation and metabolism via the glycolytic pathway
-it is not a substrate for further phosphorylation
-none of the above
it undergoes further phosphorylation and metabolism via the glycolytic pathway
What is the purpose of respiratory gating?
-improving registration between CT and PET data
-providing a motion capture data set
-monitoring patient respiratory cycles
-none of the above
improving registration between CT and PET data