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Nucs agents CORE - Sheet1 Flashcards

1
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mechanism: MDP

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phospate analog - chemisorption

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2
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mechanism: Free Xe-133

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not absorbed (inspired) - can diffuse into fat

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mechanism: MAA

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albumin - gets stuck in capillary (10-100 microns)

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4
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mechanism: sulfur colloid

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phagocytized by RES

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5
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mechanism: HIDA

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bilirubin analog

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6
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mechanism: WBC

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tagged neutrophil - goes to RES or active inflammation

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7
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mechanism: RBC

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tagged RBC - circulated in blood

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8
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mechanism: MAG-3

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actively secreted

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9
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mechanism: DMSA

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binds to sulhydryl group in proximal tubule

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10
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mechanism: pertechnetate

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active transport in thyroid

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11
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mechanism: free Ga-67

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iron analog - taken up by bacteria and WBC

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12
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mechanism: FDG

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glucose analog

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13
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mechanism: Sestamibi

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active transport

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14
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mechanism: thallium 201

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potassium analog, active transport (Na/K pump)

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15
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mechanism: pentreotide

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analog of octreotide

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16
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mechanism: MIBG

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analog of norepinephrine - enters neuroendocrine cells by active uptake mechanism via epinephrine transporter and is stored in neurosecretory granules

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17
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mechanism: HMPAO

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lipophilic, cross BBB

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18
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mechanism: DTPA (cistern)

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water soluble

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19
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mechanism: iodine

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active transport in thyroid

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20
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normal distribution: MDP

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bones, kidneys

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21
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normal distribution: Free Xe-133

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airways

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22
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normal distribution:MAA

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lungs

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23
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normal distribution: sulfur colloid

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liver, spleen, bone marrow

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24
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normal distribution: HIDA

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liver, GB, bowel

25
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normal distribution: WBC

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spleen, liver, bone marrow

26
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normal distribution: RBC

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blood pool

27
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normal distribution: MAG-3

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kidneys, bladder

28
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normal distribution: DMSA

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kidneys

29
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normal distribution: pertechnetate

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stomach, salivary glands, thyroid

30
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normal distribution:free Ga-67

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liver, lacrimal and salivary glands, bones, minimal lung

31
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normal distribution: FDG

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brain, heart, liver, blood pool

32
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normal distribution: Sestamibi

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salivary glands, GI tract, heart, kidneys, thyroid, parathyroid

33
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normal distribution: thallium 201

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heart, kidneys

34
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normal distribution: pentreotide

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spleen, liver, kidneys, bladder

35
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normal distribution:MIBG

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thyroid, heart, liver, spleen, salivary glands

36
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normal distribution: HMPAO

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brain, blood pool

37
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normal distribution:DTPA (cistern)

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csf, kidney, bladder

38
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normal distribution: iodine

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thyroid, nasopharynx, salivary glands, stomach, bowel, bladder

39
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critical organ: MDP

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bladder

40
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critical organ: Free Xe-133

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trachea/airways

41
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critical organ:MAA

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lungs

42
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critical organ: sulfur colloid

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proximal colon

43
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critical organ: HIDA

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gallbladder wall

44
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critical organ: WBC

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spleen

45
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critical organ: RBC

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heart

46
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critical organ: MAG-3

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bladder

47
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critical organ: DMSA

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kidney

48
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critical organ: pertechnetate

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stomach

49
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critical organ: free Ga-67

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distal colon

50
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critical organ: FDG

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bladder

51
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critical organ: Sestamibi

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proximal colon

52
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critical organ: thallium 201

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renal cortex

53
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critical organ: pentreotide

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spleen

54
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critical organ:MIBG

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spleen

55
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critical organ: HMPAO

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bladder

56
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critical organ: DTPA (cistern)

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spinal cord

57
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critical organ: iodine

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thyroid

58
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proximal colon is the critical organ for these 2

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sulfur colloid and sestamibi

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