Food Test, PET and CAT scans Flashcards

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In the test for starch, what kind of complex if formed when starch is present?

A

Starch-polyiodide complex

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In the test for reducing sugars, what will reduce ions like Cu2+.

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All monosaccharides and most disaccharides, except sucrose.

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What does PET stand for?

A

Position Emission Tomography

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What do tracers do in a PET scan?

A

Release the radioactivity form the atom.

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What type of energy is released when a positron collides with an electron?

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Gamma rays

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How is a 3D image generated in a PET scan?

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When the positron and electron collide, the gamma ray produced is detected. Two rays produced for one collision.

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Name 3 medical applications of PET.

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Various cancer, heart condition and dementia.

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What 2 types of tissue can be visualised using a CAT scanner?

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Soft and bone tissue.

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Type of EM radiation in CT scan?

A

X-rays

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What does CAT stand for?

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Computerized axial tomography

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How is a 3D image of the body generated in a CT scan?

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Spiral machine around body creates slices as computer translates images into 360 views or entire body.

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