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By Karen Ramer, Eleanor Mantel, Janet S. Reddin, Gang Cheng, Abass Alavi

ISBN-10: 3642382843

ISBN-13: 9783642382840

This booklet prepares scholars and technologists for registry examinations in nuclear medication expertise by way of delivering perform questions and solutions with distinctive causes, in addition to a ridicule registry examination. The questions are designed to check the fundamental wisdom required of nuclear drugs technologists, in addition to the sensible software of that wisdom. the themes lined heavily stick to the content material requisites and the parts of preparedness as released via the certification forums. This 4th variation comprises elevated assurance of positron emission tomography and different new tactics and practices within the box of nuclear medication and molecular imaging.

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What is the purpose of a stannous ion in a diphosphonate kit? (a) Acts as a reducing agent (b) Acts as an oxidizing agent (c) Provides a stabilizing force (d) Maintains particle size 17. The appendicular skeleton includes the following bones, except: (a) The femurs (b) The skull (c) The phalanges (d) The radius 18. The axial skeleton contains: (a) The ribs (b) The skull (c) The vertebral column (d) The pelvis (e) All of the above (f) (a), (b), and (c) only 19. By what mechanism do diphosphonates localize in the bone?

A) 99mTc DTPA (b) 99mTc GH (c) 99mTc pertechnetate (d) 99mTc HMPAO 23. Which radiopharmaceutical is not commonly used for brain perfusion imaging with SPECT? (a) 99mTc DTPA (b) 99mTc HMPAO (c) 99mTc ECD 24. A technologist neglects to give a patient potassium perchlorate before injection with 20 mCi of 99mTc pertechnetate. How will this affect the static brain images taken at 1 h after injection? (a) Thyroid activity may be seen. (b) Choroid plexus may be seen. (c) Salivary glands may be seen. 25.

E) None of the above 35. Which of the following must be kept for 5 years? (a) Records of misadministrations (b) Records of dose calibrator linearity 3 Radiation Safety 25 (c) Records of doses assayed before administration (d) Area survey records (e) Records of instructions to breast-feeding women who received radiopharmaceuticals 36. Records of 99Mo breakthrough in 99mTc eluate must be kept for: (a) 1 year (b) 3 years (c) 5 years (d) 10 years (e) Until license expires 37. A pregnant technologist receives 350 mrem during her pregnancy according to a film badge worn at waist level.

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