Q 1.2

What is the primary use of radioactive atoms in advanced nuclear medicine?

• To reduce the cost of treatment

• To improve patient mobility

• To target and destroy cancer cells

• To enhance imaging techniques

What is the primary use of advanced nuclear medicine in cancer treatment?

• To reduce the cost of cancer treatment

• To target and destroy cancer cells

• To enhance imaging techniques

• To improve patient mobility

What is the primary use of radioactive atoms in advanced nuclear medicine?

• To reduce medication doses

• To enhance imaging techniques

• To target and destroy cancer cells

• To improve patient mobility

What are the two main components of the sophisticated medicine used in cancer therapy?

• A chemotherapy agent and a radioactive atom

• An antibiotic and a tumor-specific molecular puzzle piece

• A radioactive atom and a healthy cell receptor

• A radioactive atom and a tumor-specific molecular puzzle piece

What are the two main components of the sophisticated medicine used in cancer therapy?

• A radioactive atom and a healthy cell receptor

• A radioactive atom and a tumor-specific molecular puzzle piece

• A tumor-specific molecular puzzle piece and a non-radioactive atom

• A chemotherapy agent and a radioactive atom

How does the medicine identify cancer cells?

• By changing color when near cancer cells

• By increasing temperature around cancer cells

• By causing a reaction with all cells it encounters

• By matching with specific molecular puzzle pieces on cancer cells

How does the medicine identify cancer cells?

• By matching molecular puzzle pieces

• By the size of the cells

• By the temperature of the cells

• By changing the color of the cells

What are the two main components of the sophisticated medicine used in cancer therapy?

• A chemotherapy agent and a radioactive atom

• A radioactive atom and a tumor-specific molecular puzzle piece

• A tumor-specific molecular puzzle piece and a vitamin supplement

• A radioactive atom and a healthy cell receptor

How do the radioactive atoms in the medicine identify cancer cells?

• By the heat produced by cancer cells

• By matching with a molecular puzzle piece on cancer cells

• Through random distribution in the body

• By detecting chemical signals from cancer cells

What is the primary effect of the radioactive atoms on cancer cells?

• They make the cancer cells visible under MRI

• They cluster around and damage the cancer cells

• They cool down the cancer cells

• They cause the cancer cells to multiply