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what are the radiotherapeutic agents
89 Sr
90 Y
what is 89 Sr used for
bone paliation associated w/ bone cancer. may cause bone marrow toxicity
what is 90 Y used for
radioimmunotherapy of solid large tumors and lymphomas, soft tissue palliation
what are the radiodiagnostic agents
99m Tc
111 In
123 I
what is 99m Tc used for
offers fast and clear imaging
what is 111 In used for
allows multiple images
stays in body longer so dont have to use as many doses
forms stable complexes with antigen specific monoclonal antibodies
what does 123 I do
superior for thyroid gland imaging and accumulates passively

more expensive than 99m Tc or 131 I
what is used for mixed diagnostic/radiotherapeutic agent
131 I
what does 131 I do
mixed diagnostic/radiotherapeutic agents
diagnostic dose 2-5 mci
therapeutic dose 5-200 mci
what is used for positron emission tomography
C11
N 13
O 15
F 18
what is C11 used for
incorporated w/ organic molecules for imaging myocardial and cerebral metabolism
what is N 13 used for
tracing cerebral and myocardial blood flow as well as viewing pulmonary ventillation
what is O15 used for
imaging oxygen metabolism, RBC volume, regional blood flow, cerebral and myocardial perfusion
what is F 18 used for
offers specific activity for receptor specific tracer binding
what is the purpose of incorporating a foreign label
EX: 99m Tc must be chelated with the compound of interest in order to limit its toxicity and increase its excretion of radioactive material FROM the body over time
how do you treat radiation exposure
1)remove the source
2) contain the area of contamination
3) reduce bodily exposure
4) wash the victim with soap
5) if ingested, induce vomiting, pump stomach or activated charcoal