medical interventions 3.1

Which scan does not pose the risk of radiation exposure?

• MRI

• CT scan

• X-ray

• Bone scan

Noninvasive technique that uses electromagnetic radiation to produce two-dimensional images of dense tissues

• MRI

• CT scan

• X-ray

• Bone scan

Noninvasive technique that produces cross-sectional images of dense tissues

• MRI

• X-Ray

• CT scan

• Bone scan

Noninvasive technique that produces images of internal soft tissues through the use of magnets and radio waves

• MRI

• X-ray

• CT scan

• Bone scan

Noninvasive technique that examines skeletal abnormalities through the use of radiotracers

• MRI

• X-ray

• CT scan

• Bone scan

Cell makes a copy of its DNA

• Meiosis

• Mitosis

• DNA Replication

• Transcription and translation

Stopping of cell growth when cells touch one another

• Tumor inhibition

• Apoptosis

• Contact inhibition

• Replicative senescence

Something that increases susceptibility

• Carcinogen

• Risk factor

• "Bad" gene

• Genetic mutation

Programmed cell death

• Apoptosis

• Metastasis

• Oncogene

• Nuclear blebbing

Removal and examination of cells, tissues, or fluids

• Metastasis

• Biopsy

• Pathology

• MRI