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NUCLEAR MEDICINE IMAGING EXERCISE

Quiz by Daniel Mireku Osei

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  • Q1
    What is the purpose of Nuclear Medicine imaging?
    To clean wounds
    To visualize the structure and function of organs and tissues
    To measure blood pressure
    To perform surgery
    30s
  • Q2
    How does Nuclear Medicine imaging work?
    By using sound waves to create images
    By injecting or ingesting a radioactive tracer and detecting its radiation
    By using X-rays to create images
    By using strong magnetic fields to create images
    30s
  • Q3
    Which type of radioactive decay is commonly used in Nuclear Medicine imaging?
    Gamma decay
    Neutron decay
    Beta decay
    Alpha decay
    30s
  • Q4
    What is the purpose of a gamma camera in Nuclear Medicine imaging?
    To administer radioactive tracers
    To detect and capture gamma rays emitted by radioactive tracers
    To measure blood pressure
    To create detailed anatomical images
    30s
  • Q5
    What is the main principle behind nuclear medicine imaging?
    High-frequency sound waves are directed into the body and the echoes are used to produce images.
    Magnetic fields and radio waves are used to generate detailed images of the body.
    Radioactive tracers are used to emit gamma rays that are detected by special cameras to generate images of the body.
    Radioactive substances are ingested or injected into the body to directly visualize organs and tissues.
    X-rays are directed onto the body and captured by detectors to create images.
    30s
  • Q6
    What is the role of a radiopharmaceutical in nuclear medicine?
    To deliver a radioactive substance to specific organs or tissues in the body.
    To generate X-rays for imaging purposes.
    To administer contrast agents for enhanced imaging.
    To produce sound waves for diagnostic purposes.
    To localize tumors in the body.
    30s

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