CT Week 4 Flashcards

1
Q

Nuclear medicine

A

The administration if a radioactive tracer by injection, inhalation or ingestion to image the physiolpgical functioning of organs

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2
Q

How are radiopharmaceuticals injected most commonly

A

Intravenously

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3
Q

T/f in nuclear medicine the patient is the main source of radiation

A

True

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4
Q

Dose- general public from background radiation

A

3mSv

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5
Q

General radiography effective dose range

A

0.1-10 mSv

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6
Q

Nucmed effective dose range

A

0.3-20 mSv

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7
Q

CT effective dose range

A

2-20mSv

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8
Q

PET imaging uses

A

Gamma annihilation photons fro, positron decay

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9
Q

Resolution of nucmed studies

A

7-15mm (poor compared to ct and mri)

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10
Q

Hybrid ct is used in nucmed for

A

Attenuation correction

Anatomic localization

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