Matching: Diagnostic Imaging -PET (Positron Emission Tomography) Scanning

Multiple Choice

Matching: Diagnostic Imaging
-PET (positron emission tomography) scanning

A) C-arm, O-ring for real-time projections.
B) Used to place a very fine, long needle for biopsy of a breast tumor.
C) Useful for highlighting chemical or metabolic activity of brain function showing hot spots or diminished activity.
D) IOC or ERCP for visualization of the biliary tree during procedures.
E) Used in the OR to evaluate the anatomy of a vessel.
F) Isotope scanning used to view pheochromocytoma adrenal tumors specifically.
G) Produces sagittal, transverse, and coronal views; better and faster for detecting fresh cerebral bleeding (CVA) .
H) Best at imaging soft tissue and can provide sliced views in any direction; contrast media if used is not iodine based.
I) Usually used in conjunction with cystoscopy to view abnormalities.
J) X-ray films require a cassette drape to be positioned opposite the radiographic tube.