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Nuclear Medicine PSEA Exam UPDATED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS What is it? - CORRECT ANSWER to help diagnose + treat diseases Using radioactive pharmaceuticals + specialized equipment Where Can you work? - CORRECT ANSWER research Hospitals, clinics, private labs, teaching, How long is the program + who has reserved seats? - CORRECT ANSWER Saskatchewan + Manitoba residents 2.5 years and What do the gamma camera images show us? What does this suggest? - CORRECT ANSWER Where the drugs go and do not go. Suggest where the disease is present. Substances that gather "hot spots" are called.. - CORRECT ANSWER compounds If substance is absent the region it is called a... - CORRECT ANSWER Nuclear med is used for... - CORRECT ANSWER Tracers or tagged Cold spot - Examining the kidney, heart, lung, thyroid function - image blood flow - assess bones - detect concert infection - treat some cancers/other diseases Theragnostics - CORRECT ANSWER conditions Pathophysiology - CORRECT ANSWER function of the body Combination of therapy + diagnostics to treat many the study of how disease processes affect the

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Nuclear Medicine PSEA Exam UPDATED
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
What is it? - CORRECT ANSWER Using radioactive pharmaceuticals + specialized equipment
to help diagnose + treat diseases



Where Can you work? - CORRECT ANSWER Hospitals, clinics, private labs, teaching,
research



How long is the program + who has reserved seats? - CORRECT ANSWER 2.5 years and
Saskatchewan + Manitoba residents



What do the gamma camera images show us? What does this suggest? - CORRECT ANSWER
Where the drugs go and do not go. Suggest where the disease is present.



Substances that gather "hot spots" are called.. - CORRECT ANSWER Tracers or tagged
compounds



If substance is absent the region it is called a... - CORRECT ANSWER Cold spot



Nuclear med is used for... - CORRECT ANSWER - Examining the kidney, heart, lung, thyroid
function

- image blood flow

- assess bones

- detect concert infection

- treat some cancers/other diseases



Theragnostics - CORRECT ANSWER Combination of therapy + diagnostics to treat many
conditions



Pathophysiology - CORRECT ANSWER the study of how disease processes affect the
function of the body

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