When One Considers the Many Clinical Applications of Nuclear Medicine

question 27

Multiple Choice

When one considers the many clinical applications of nuclear medicine studies, perhaps the singlemost distinction between radionuclide studies and radiographic studies centers around the fact that

• A)nuclear studies have higher resolution and less dose to the patient.
• B)CT and radiographic studies are more invasive to the patient.
• C)radionuclide studies are generally functional or metabolic studies.
• D)nuclear medicine exams are more economical and quicker to complete.

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