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Comprehensive COPY Flashcards

1
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Type of radionuclide: spleen > liver

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WBC (very low counts)

  • in-111
  • technetium 99m
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Type of radionuclide: liver = spleen

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Sulfur colloid

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3
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Type of radionuclide: spleen

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Gallium (Also shows bowel)

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Type of radionuclide: Heart and kidneys seen

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MIBI

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5
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Type of radionuclide: liver without kidneys or bones

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MIBG

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6
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Type of radionuclide: very hot spleen and kidneys

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octreotide (has very high counts)

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7
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Tag for WBCs

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In-111

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Type of radionuclide: bones and lacrimal glands visible

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gallium or free Tc

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9
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Type of radionuclide: lacrimal glands visible without bones

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Sulfur colloid, WBCs

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10
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When to image Tc-WBCs

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4 hours (too much lung) vs. 24 hours (too much bowel)

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11
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Image difference between Tc-WBCs and In-WBCs

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Indium shows no renal or GI

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12
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MDP dose

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20 mCi +/- 5

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13
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Timing for delayed images in MDP

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2-4 hours

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14
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MDP mechanism

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Chemisorption (phosphate binding)

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15
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HDP is AKA

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Tc-MDP

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16
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F-18 vs. FDG with increased bone uptake

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FDG shows brain activity

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17
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Skull sutures very bright on MDP

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renal osteodystrophy

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18
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Unilateral breast activity on MDP

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  • mastitis
  • cancer
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19
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Bilateral breast activity on MDP

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Lactating

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20
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Very bright renal activity on MDP

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chemotherapy

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21
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Liver seen on MDP (3 things)

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  1. Aluminum contamination 2. Malignancy 3. Amyloidosis
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22
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Spleen on MDP

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Sickle cell disease

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23
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Probability that single bright bone lesion on MDP is cancer:

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15-20%

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24
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Decreased skeletal uptake on MDP

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Dose issue

bisphosphonates

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25
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Flair phenomenon for bony mets (timing)

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Starts at 2 weeks, ends at 3 months.

X-rays show increasing sclerosis.

Reflects osteoblastic reparative activity and

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26
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PSA threshold for bone scan

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PSA

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27
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Radionuclide of choice for bone mets in neuroblastoma

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MIBG

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28
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Alternative to MDP for lytic mets

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skeletal survey

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29
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Double density on bone scan

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Osteoid osteoma

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30
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Hot mandible on MDP

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Fibrous dysplasia

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31
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Mature heterotopic ossification on MDP

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cold lesion

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32
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Hot AVN on MDP

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repairing (middle phase)

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33
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Metabolic vs. metastatic superscan

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Metabolic = hotter skull and extremities

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34
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Nuc Med for spine

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Gallium

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35
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Nuc med for bowel

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WBC

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36
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Positive WBC/Sulfur Colloid study

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Hot on WBC, cold on colloid

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37
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Prosthetic loosening (Rule in)

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Sulfur Colloid/WBC

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38
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Prosthetic loosening (rule out)

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3 phase bone scan

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39
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When to do 4th phase bone scan

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PAD or diabetes (slower blood pool clearance)

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40
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Tc-HMPAO WBC over In-WBC

A

Children Small body parts (hands/feet)

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41
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Xe-133 physical Halflife

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5.3 days

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42
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Xe-133 biological halflife

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30 seconds (not absorbed)

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43
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Xe-133 energy

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80 keV

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44
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In V/Q, which performed first?

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Ventilation

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45
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Size of MAA in VQ

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10-100 micrometers (capillary = 10 micrometers)

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46
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When to halve MAA dose (5 things)

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  1. Children 2. Pneumonectomy 3. Right to left shunt 4. Pulmonary hypertension 5. Pregnancy
47
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Clumped activity on Q portion of VQ

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MAA clumped from tech drawing blood into syringe

48
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Hepatic activity on Xe-133

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Fatty liver (xe is fat soluble)

49
Q

Free Tc on VQ

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gastric + thyroid

50
Q

Right to left shunt on VQ

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brain +/- gastric or thyroid

51
Q

Unilateral perfusion defect on VQ (3 things)

A

Mass Fibrosing mediastinitis Central PE

52
Q

Gallium mechanism

A

Iron analogue, bound to lactoferrin (inflammation or rapid cell turnover)

53
Q

Radionuclide of choice for chronic infection

A

Gallium binds dead neutrophils; more sensitive than WBC

54
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Gallium production

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cyclotron (Zn68)

55
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Ga halflife

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78 hours

56
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Gallium photopeak

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93, 184, 300, 393

57
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Gallium imaging

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24 hours

58
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Gallium critical organ

A

colon

59
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Panda sign (radionuclide and 3 Dx)

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Gallium 1. Sarcoid (classic) 2. Sjogren’s 3. Treated lymphoma

60
Q

Kaposi Sarcoma (Nuc med results)

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Gallium = negative Thallium = Positive

61
Q

Which thyroid radionuclide is not organified

A

Tc (I-123 and I-131 are)

62
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Fetal thyroid formation (trimester)

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Late first (8-12 weeks)

63
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I-131 Half life

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8 days

64
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I 131 photopeak

A

364 keV

65
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I-123 half life

A

13 hours

66
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I-123 photopeak

A

159 keV

67
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I-131 decay type

A

beta emission

68
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I-123 decay type

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electron capture

69
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Breast feeding (thyroid imaging; 3 radionuclides)

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Rule of thumb - 4 half-lives: 1. I-131 = stop entirely 2. I-123 = 2-3 days 3. Tc = 12-24 hours

70
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Normal thyroid uptake (4 hours and 24 hours)

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6-18% (4 hours) 10-30% (24 hours)

71
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Increased thyroid uptake

A

Graves, hashimotos, medication rebound, I deficiency

72
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Decreased thyroid uptake

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Renal failure (increased free I pool), medications (anti thyroidals, nitrates, IV contrast, amiodarone), toxicosis

73
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Plummer disease

A

Toxic multinodular goiter

74
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Non-toxic multinodular goiter

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Background uptake not entirely suppressed

75
Q

Graves antibody

A

Anti-thyroTROPIN

76
Q

Hashimotos antibodies (2)

A

Anti-TPO and antithyroGLOBULIN

77
Q

Hashimotos co-morbidity

A

Primary thyroid lymphoma

78
Q

Hashimotos appearance on thyroid scan

A

Acute (hyperthyroid) = identical to Graves Later = heterogeneous with cold spots

79
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Graves vs. De Quervains thyroiditis

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DeQuervains = granulomatous thyroiditis = Decreased uptake (Graves is increased)

80
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Discordant nodule on thyroid scan

A

Hot on Tc, cold on I123

81
Q

Most common thyroid cancer

A

papillary

82
Q

Thyroid cancer that does not organify

A

Medullary (don’t give I-131)

83
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Medullary thyroid cancer syndromes

A

MEN 2A and 2B

84
Q

Retreatment dose for I-131 in cancer

A

150% original dose

85
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Medicine associated with I-131 resistant cancer

A

methimazole

86
Q

Ideal post-surgical thyroid uptake for I-131 treatment

A

5% will be painful, treat with steroids/NSAIDs)

87
Q

I-131 pre-treatment (2)

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  1. Stop thyroid hormone 2. Give thyrogen (AKA TSH)
88
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Initial I-131 cancer dose (3 different doses)

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  1. Thyroid only = 100 2. Nodal disease = 150 3. Distal disease = 200 Alternative = volumetric
89
Q

I-131 hospital admission rules

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NRC: > 7mR/h at 1 meter from chest 33 mCi residual activity

90
Q

At increased risk for non-target injury in I-131

A

Sjogrens (salivary)

91
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Home I-131 precaution duration (33 mCi dose)

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3 days

92
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Abstinence from pregnancy post I131

A

6-12 months

93
Q

How to identify post-treatment Iodine scan

A

Activity in the liver

94
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Absolute contraindications to I-131 treatment (2)

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  1. Pregnancy 2. Acute or severe thyrotoxicosis
95
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I-131 treatment on dialysis (2 considerations)

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  1. Tubing goes into storage (liquids can get dumped) 2. Decrease dose
96
Q

I-131 dose for graves vs. multinodular goiter

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Graves = 15 mCi Goiter = 30 mCi

97
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Thyroid eye disease and I-131

A

I-131 may worsen

98
Q

Wolff-Chaikoff

A

Large iodine ingestion followed by decreased hormone production (10 days)

99
Q

False positives on parathyroid sestamibi (4)

A

Cancer Lymphadenopathy Thyroid nodules Brown fat

100
Q

Hot nodule on sestamibi and Tc

A

Thyroid nodule

101
Q

Hot nodule on sestamibi, but cold on Tc

A

Parathyroid adenoma

102
Q

Tc DTPA vs. HMPAO for brain imaging (2)

A
  1. Perfusion imaging only 2. Can be repeated (no parenchymal localization) in epilepsy cases
103
Q

Thallium 201 Mechanism

A

Potassium analogue (Na/K) –Needs living cells to work (viability detector)

104
Q

Thallium half life

A

73 hours

105
Q

Thallium photopeaks

A

69 and 81 keV

106
Q

Thallium decay

A

electron capture

107
Q

Thallium brain (infection vs cancer)

A

Lymphoma positive Toxo negative

108
Q

Kaposi on nuclear medicine (2 tests)

A

Thallium positive Gallium negative (opposite of PJP)

109
Q

Thallium brain (recurrent cancer vs. radiation necrosis)

A

Cancer = thallium positive Necrosis = negative

110
Q

Vasovagal pt, poorly responsive to IV fluids (med and dose).

A

Atropine 0.6-1.0 mg (max dose ~3 mg)

111
Q

Epi dose for severe urticaria (and route).

A

0.1 - 0.3 ml 1:1000 (IM)

112
Q

Bronchospasm/facial and laryngeal edema/Hypotension treatment algorithm (3 steps)

A
  1. Albuterol 2a. Epi 1:1000 (IM) 0.1-0.3 ml (0.1 - 0.3 mg), up to 1 mg or 2b. Epi 1:10k (IV) 1-3 ml (0.1 - 0.3 mg), up to 1 mg If hypotension, add IV fluids
113
Q

Seizure treatment

A

Diazepam 5 mg vs. midazolam 0.5-1 mg

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