Contrasting Media Narratives
This type of contrast agent appear bright in a image
What is a positive contrast agent
This condition is described as a discharge of electrical activity in the brain and often has no prior warnings
What is a seizure
This is the amount of time it takes for a Molly generator to “recharge”
What is every 24hrs
Name these compounds that require heat in there prep
What are Sesrimibi, Sulfur Colloid, and MAG 3
This is what HIPPA stands for
What is the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
This percentage of patients have reactions to contrast media
What is 6-8%
This condition has the following symptoms: one sided pain/facial drooping, head pain, blurred vision, dizziness, difficulty speaking
What is a stroke
This method is used to measure the amount of Molly in Tc
What is a lead/molly shield
This test is done to evaluate radiochemical purity
What is TLC (Thin Layer Chromatography)
Privacy and Security of health information is covered by this part of HIPAA
What is Title 2
This happens to Ionic agents in solution
What is breaking down into two charged particles
The following symptoms are common for this condition: weakness, hunger, tremor, sweating, irritability, confusion and blurred vision
What is a diabetic crisis
This is the limit for Mo in Tc
What is 0.15uCi / 1mCi Tc
These 3 forms of Tc are present in a prepared kit
What are Bound Tc, Free Pertechnetate, and reduced Tc
This agency handles radiopharmaceutical drug applications
What is the FDA
Name two properties that effect how well contrast media is tolerated
What are…
Ionic vs. non-ionic
Osmolality
Chemotoxic reaction mechanism
Idiosyncratic reaction mechanism
Signs prior to this condition include: Dizzyness, Pallor (pale skin), nausea, tachycardia, cold/clammy skin
What is Syncope/Fainting
This ion is a chemical impurity. Within the Tc eluate
What is Al3+
(10ug/mL limit)
This equation can be used to calculate concentration at time
What is Co x DF = Ct
These are the four different categories that the joint commission is divided into
What are Patient-Specific, Aggregate, Knowledge-Based, and Comparative
This is a contraindication for Barium contrast
What is ability to get into peritoneal cavity. (Such as recent surgery)
This condition has the following symptoms: Restlessness, Pallor (pale skin), Increase pulse, Loss of BP, Confusion/lethargy/passing out
What is shock
This is the equation for calculating time until Mo breakthrough is over the limit
T = -ln Mo/Tc/0.1052 - 18.03
This equation can be used to calculate volume of administered dose
What is patient dose/Ct = volume administered
This is who owns hospital/patient records
What is the hospital.
(Can be used in court of lawsuits/cases)