Major Subclassification Of Nucmed Flashcards

1
Q

What is vivo

A

Living subject

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2
Q

What is under diagnostic procedures

A

Imaging studies
Non imaging studies

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3
Q

for brain, liver, lung, bone, kidney, heart, thyroid, and other
organs for detection of a tumor. Whole body imaging for the detection of
metastases

A

Imaging studies

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4
Q

are thyroid uptake to determine thyroid function,
renography for the investigation renal function, and blood volume measurement

A

Non imaging studies

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5
Q

treatment of
Hyperthyroidism with I-131

A

Therapeutic Procedure

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6
Q

In a glass

A

Vitro

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7
Q

What is under Therapeutic Procedure

A

Biomedical analysis
Radioimunoassay

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8
Q

measurement of hormones,
enzymes, and other
substances

A

RIA

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9
Q

Unsealed

A

Open

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10
Q

Two class of nuclear imaging

A

Positron imaging
Single photon imaging

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11
Q

Single Photon emission Computed
tomography (SPECT)
- Uses radionuclides that decay by gamma emission

A

Single photon imaging

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12
Q

Positron Emission Tomography (PET)
- Uses radionuclide that decay by positron emission

A

Positron imaging

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13
Q

Types of detectors

A

Gas filled detectors
Scintillation detectors

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14
Q

Those that depend on ionization in
which ionization is translated into electric current or impulses.

The use of an ionization chamber. The generic design concept
is a gas-filled chamber with positive and negative electrodes,

A

Glass filled detectors

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15
Q

those that depend on excitation.

A

Scintillation detectors

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16
Q

3 types of scintillation detectors

A
  1. Proportional Counters
  2. Ionization Chamber (IC)
  3. Gieger-Mueller Counters
17
Q

Are very sensitive type of personnel monitoring
device

A

Pocket dosimeter

18
Q

Device that is used to measure
Radioactivity before Injecting to the
Patient

A

Dose calibrator

19
Q

main difference between a proportional counter and basic
ionization chamber is greater applied voltage between electrodes

useful is their ability to distinguish between
alpha and beta radiation.

A

Proportional counter

20
Q

instrument for detecting and measuring the intensity of
ionizing radiation

Used as a survey meter

A

Geiger-Mueller Counter

21
Q

This type of detector is the most commonly
used detector in nuclear medicine.

A

Scintillation detectors

22
Q

output signal form accumulated charge in radiation detectors is
typically quite low

A

Pre amplifier

23
Q

main purposes of the preamplifier

A

To amplify, if necessary, small signals from detectors
2. To shape signals for remaining signal processing

24
Q

output signal form the preamplifier can still be quite low for traditional electronics in signal
processing chain

To amplify, the still relatively small pulses from the preamplifier
2. To reshape the long signals from the preamplifier to minimize pulse-pileup at high
count rates and improve SNR

A

Amplifier

25
Q

Is an electronic device used to determine which portion of
the detected spectrum is used to create images.

A

Pulse Height Analyzer

26
Q

Types of collimator

A

Pinhole Collimator
• Parallel hole Collimator
• Converging Multihole Collimator
• Diverging Multihole Collimator

27
Q

HIGHEST RESOLUTION
This type of collimator provides the best spatial
resolution and the lowest sensitivity of any
collimator used in nuclear medicine

USED IN THROID SCANS

A

Pin hole collimator

28
Q

MOST COMMON TYPE OF
COLLIMATOR

A

Parallel hole collimator

29
Q

Provides both enhanced spatial
resolution and improved
sensitivity

A

Converging collimator

30
Q

Used for imaging smaller objects
(similar to pinhole) using a camera
with a large FOV.

Used to achieve magnified
image with slightly improved
spatial resolution.

A

Converging collimator

31
Q

3 parts of PMT

A
  1. Photocathode
  2. Dynode
  3. Anode (collecting anode)