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99mTc PYP
Imaging agent for skeleton and myocardial infarction
Multiple focal hotspots located in consecutive ribs
2. Rib fractures often show up as
Free pertechnetate
3. Gastric and thyroid activity on a bone scan signals the presence of
Converging
4. Which of the following collimators will magnify an image?
It does not have to be prepared each day
5. Advantages of using a 57Co sheet source over a fluid-filled flood source with 99mTc added include
Improves
6. What happens to image resolution as the distance between a patient and a parallel-hole collimator decreases?
Does not change
7. What happens to image size as the distance between a patient and a parallel-hole collimator decreases?
Scitillation Crystals
8. What part of an imaging system emits light when it has absorbed a photon?
Do not contribute to the final image
Most of the photons emitted from the radiopharmaceutical which has been administered to a patient
Pinhole
To obtain high-resolution images of a small organ, gland, or joint, which collimator will be most useful?
(septal penetration -photon scatter in the patient -increased patient to collimator distance)
All the above
11. Which of the following degrade images?
Ga-67
12. A camera with three pulse height analyzers will be most useful for imaging
Geiger-Muller counter
13. Which of the following would be used to perform a survey of an area in which a small amount of radioactivity is expected to be present?
Remove and store the clothes until they decay to background
14. In the event of a spill of 99mTc to clothes, one should immediately
Cover the area with absorbent paper and restrict access around it
15. If a radiopharmaceutical is spilled on the floor, the first priority is to
If you double the distance from the source of activity, you reduce exposure to 25% of the original intensity.
16. The inverse square law, in words, says
Have the visitor sit or stand as far as possible from bedside.
17. What is the best way to decrease the radioactive dose to visitors if a patient is surveyed to emit 3 mR/h at bedside?
Gloves
18. Which of the following should be used when administering an intravenous pharmaceutical to a patient?
By performing a wipe test
19. Which of the following is the most effective means of measuring low levels of removable radiation?