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Introduction to Nuclear Medicine

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is Nuclear Medicine

a)

uses very small amount of a radioactive substance to produce image

b)

deals with force and charges

c)

treatment for cancer

2.

What are some advantages of Nuclear Medicine

a)

Physiological Information, sensitive, very safe, give minimal radiation

b)

Physiological Information, Quantitative, Low radiation exposure

c)

All of the above

3.

Radiopharmaceutical

a)

Tc-99m

b)

"trace" a particular physiology process in the body

c)

gamma emission of suitable energy

d)

All of the above

4.

The amount of time necessary for a radionuclide to be reduced to half

a)

half world

b)

half life

c)

Activity

5.

What does alpha emission consists of?

a)

two protons and 2 electrons

b)

neutrino and alpha particle

c)

2 protons and two neutrons

6.

The process of neutron transformed into a proton with emission of electron and antineutrino

a)

electron capture

b)

gamma decay

c)

beta emission

7.

Isometric transition

a)

inner orbital electrons is captured by a proton in the nucleus

b)

energy is given off as gamma rays

c)

excess energy of the nucleus is transmitted to one of the orbital

8.

Intermediate excited state of an isotope

a)

metatable

b)

internal conversion

c)

metastable

9.

most commonly used radiopharmaceutical

a)

Technetium-99m

b)

Iodine-123

c)

TI-201 thallium chloride

10.

Iodine-131

a)

used for thyroid gland studies

b)

photon energy of 159 keV

c)

half life 13 hours

11.

has a shorter half life of 13 hours and photon energy of 159 keV which is a better option for thyroid imaging

a)

Iodine-120

b)

Iodine-131

c)

Iodine-123

12.

used for nuclear medicine imaging

a)

SPECT and PET Scan

b)

PET Scan

c)

MRI

13.

What kind of thyroid imaging is this

a)

grave's disease

b)

toxic adenoma

c)

normal

14.

myocardial perfusion imaging clinical indications

a)

diagnosis of urinal artery disease

b)

assessment after percutaneous transluminal coronary bypass grafting

c)

none of the above

15.

this indicates the evaluation of osseous metastatic disease

a)

renal imaging

b)

bone imaging

c)

either

16.

PET Scan

a)

detects gamma rays emitted indirectly by a positron emitting radiopharmaceutical

b)

three-dimensional images

c)

used to observe metabolic processes in the body

d)

all of the above

17.

which of the following are clinical indication for PET Scan (may select multiple choices)

a)

Cancer imaging

b)

Treatment

c)

Neurology and Cardiology

d)

Therapy

18.

Cancer cells have a higher level of metabolic activity than normal tissues and use more glucose

a)

True

b)

False

19.

Radionuclides for therapy

a)

given orally, intravenously or placed directly to bod cavity

b)

predominantly alpha emitters

c)

emits more gamma rays

20.

This is a normal PET Scan

a)

False

b)

True