Equal-Time Imaging for Bone Scanning Refers to the Technique in Which

question 1

Multiple Choice

Equal-time imaging for bone scanning refers to the technique in which

• A)one area is imaged for preset counts with the time recorded and all subsequent images are taken for that same time interval.
• B)third- and fourth-phase images are taken for the same time interval.
• C)second- and third-phase images are taken for the same time interval.
• D)parameters are set so the same amount of time is used for each image in a flow sequence.

---

Definitions:

Exclude Alternatives

A process of eliminating options or choices from consideration.

Chronological

Relating to or arranged according to the order of time, often used in the organization of historical events or timelines.

Hook

A compelling idea or statement designed to capture the interest of an audience at the beginning of a piece of writing or speech.

Grabber

A sentence or element designed to immediately capture the reader's attention at the beginning of a text.