NUC MED Flashcards

1
Q

Pharmaceuticals used in RNI

A

HMDP - Bone

MAA - Lung

MAG 3 - Renal

Sestambi - Cardiac

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2
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How can radio pharmaceuticals be administered

A

Intravenously

Orally

Inhaled

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3
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Clinical indications for RNI

A

Detection and follow up of Metastasis

Unexplained joint and general pain

Significance of lesions

Paget’s disease

Trauma

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4
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What is a blood pool image

A

Image taken within 5 minutes of injection to see initial uptake

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5
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What does a 3phase bone scan refer to?

A

Blood flow

Blood pool

Delayed images

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6
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What is a blood flow image

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Imaging at time of injection for 1 minute

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7
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When is a 3 phase scan done

A

Entire skeleton scan

Evaluation of fracture or infection

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8
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What gas is given during a ventilation/perfusion imaging

A

Krypton Gas (13 second half life)

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9
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How can infection be shown in RNI

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Blood is taken from the patient

Blood is spun in a centrifuge to segregate the WBC

WBC are labelled with Tc99m and injected back into the patient

Abnormal uptake of tracer indicates infection due to accumulation of WBC

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