TAILIEUCHUNG - A core review of nuclear medicine: Part 2

(BQ) Continued part 1, part 2 of the document A core review of nuclear medicine has contents: Vascular and lymphatics, pulmonary system, gastrointestinal system, genitourinary system, pediatric nuclear medicine, other oncology, physics, artifacts, nrc, quality control, and safety. Invite you to refer. | 6 Vascular and Lymphatics QUESTIONS 1 What radiopharmaceutical is most commonly used for this procedure A. Tc-99m sulfur colloid B. Tc-99m DTPA C. Tc-99m MAA D. Tc-99m DMSA 2 In order to expedite the migration as well as to optimize the retention within the lymph nodes Tc-99m sulfur colloid utilized for lymphoscintigraphy is filtered. What is the typical size of these filtered particles A. 100 to 220 nm B. 10 to 22 nm C. 100 to 220 pm D. 10 to 22 pm 3 Which of the following characteristic constitutes a lymph node as the sentinel lymph node on the lymphoscintigraphy A. Lymph node visualized closest to the tumor B. Largest visualized lymph node C. Most intense visualized lymph node D. First visualized lymph node 4 Which of the following injection sites would be expected to have the most likelihood of internal mammary lymph node visualization 5 The following images are from a bilateral upper extremity lymphangiogram. What is the most likely side and level of the lymphatic obstruction A. Right forearm B. Left forearm C. Right upper arm D. Left upper arm E. No evidence of obstruction 6 Which of the following is correct regarding the lymphoscintigraphy of the breast A. Injection should take place 24 to 48 hours prior to the planned lymph node dissection. B. Ultrasound guidance is recommended for superficial breast lesions. C. Lymph nodes visualized in the first 60 minutes of imaging are considered sentinel lymph nodes. D. Periareolar injection is recommended for lesions in the upper outer quadrant. 7 How was the following image obtained A. Cobalt-57 sheet source B. Cadmium-zinc-telluride detector C. Flat panel x-ray detector D. Tungsten x-ray tube 8 The following images were acquired after the intrahepatic injection of Tc-99m MAA. Which of the following would be the best recommendation regarding the planned Yttrium-90 SIR-Spheres treatment

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