Nuclear Medicine MCQs- Year 3 PMU

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Nuclear Medicine MCQs Year 3
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The earliest lymphogenic spread of Breast Cancer, localized in upper-lateral quadrant is to:
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  • supraclavicular lymph nodes
  • homolateral axillary lymph nodes
  • mediastinal lymph nodes

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The combined radiotherapy of Cervical Cancer includes:
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  • deep Roentgen therapy and teIe-gamma-therapy
  • metabolic brachytherapy and external beam radiotherapy
  • intracavitary brachytherapy and external beam radiotherapy

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The photon beams radiotherapy of Breast cancer is performed using:
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  • 2 tangential fields
  • 2 tangential and 3 direct fields
  • 2 tangential and 1 direct fields

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Intracavitary brachytherapy can be applied to patients with:
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  • Breast cancer
  • Uterine cancer
  • Skin cancer

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With interstitial brachytherapy of malignant tumors the radioactive source is:
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  • outside patient body
  • directly in the tumor tissue
  • in a body cavity

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The daily dose with small-fraction external beam radiotherapy is:
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  • 2 Gy
  • 5 Gy
  • 8 Gy

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The dose delivered to point "A" by intracavitary brachytherapy in cervican cancer is about:
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  • 30 Gy
  • 50 Gy
  • 70 Gy

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Most sensitive and early-reacting to radiotherapy in cancer patienst ara:
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  • Erythrocytes
  • Leucocytes
  • Thrombocytes

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The early radiation reactions of tissues are:
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  • irreversible
  • non-curable
  • spontaneously healing

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The Small-cell Lung cancer is characterized as:
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  • highly radiosensitive tumor
  • highly radioresistant tumor
  • moderately radiosensitive tumor

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Hormone-therapy is important part of the complex treatment of:
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  • Breast cancer
  • Uterine cancer
  • Lung cancer

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Breast cancer is most frequently:
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  • invasive ductal cancer
  • non-differentiated cancer
  • lobular cancer

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Metabolic brachytherapy with Differentiated Thyroid Carcinoma is performed using:
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  • 131-lodine
  • 60-Cobalt
  • 99m-Technetium

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Point B in cervical cancer patients is representative for the Dose in:
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  • Bones of the pelvis
  • Parametrial tissues and lymph nodes
  • Urinary bladder

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Radical radiotherapy of lung cancer is performed using:
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  • electron beams
  • high-energy photon beams
  • interstitial brachytherapy

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Radionuclide radiotherapy for thyroid carcinoma is applied using
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  • 131-lodine
  • 125-lodine
  • None of those

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The physical half-life of a radionuclide is:
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  • the dose absorbed half life of a radionuclide is
  • the number of the decayed nuclei per unit of time
  • the time for which the initial activity of the radionuclide decreases in half

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The most radiosensitive type of lung cancer is
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  • small-cell lung cancer
  • adenocarcinoma
  • non-small-cell lung cancer

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The physical half-life of 99m-Technecium is
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  • 6 hours
  • 16 hours
  • 6 days

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The most widely used radionuclide for scintigraphic examination of the thyroid gland
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  • 125-lodine
  • 131-lodine
  • 99m Tc

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The principle diagnostic device in NM is:
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  • Nuclear reactor
  • Gamma Camera
  • Cyelotron

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The normal renogram consists of:
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  • four phases
  • two phases
  • three phases

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With interstitial brachytherapy of malignant tumors the radioactive source is:
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  • outside patient body
  • directly in the tumor-tissue
  • in a body cavity

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The activity of a RN is defined as:
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  • the number of the decayed nuclei per unit of time
  • the time for which the initial activity of the radionuclide decreases in half
  • the energy absorbed in a volume of tissue
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