Multiple Choice
Metastatic lesions that have no osteoblastic activity
A) can be confused with a renal abnormality.
B) are usually detected as a photon-rich area.
C) are usually detected as a photon-deficient area.
D) often result in breast uptake.
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Q5: Strontium is an analog of<br>A)calcium.<br>B)phosphorous.<br>C)hydroxyl.<br>D)technetium.
Q6: In the evaluation of primary bone neoplasms,
Q7: A bone scan image of a female
Q8: For lytic lesions to be seen radiographically,
Q9: A patient is entering the osseous phase
Q10: Visualization of the kidneys on a <sup>99m</sup>Tc-MDP
Q11: Fluorine-18 is an analog of<br>A)calcium.<br>B)phosphorous.<br>C)hydroxyl.<br>D)technetium.
Q13: A nomogram is used for<br>A)determining proper scan
Q14: Accumulation of radionuclides in the bone is
Q15: Typically, skeletal metastatic disease has the greatest