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    “I hope I don’t get exposed to a radiation.” I thought to myself as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist in the future. Because I would have to prepare radiopharmaceuticals, I would communicate with others, and I would have to remember a ton of things, these things would be challenging about being a Nuclear Medicine Technologist. To begin, having to prepare radiopharmaceuticals would be a huge challenge to me. Radiopharmaceuticals is a radioactive compound used for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes…

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    most the tumor, so the cancer cells now dies. So we need radioisotopes to cure cancer because we haven’t found anything else that can. But here the problem is the cure and the discovery of cancer can cause cancer again, we are using this (x-rays, gamma-rays, treatment) well knowing that the risk of getting cancer again later in life increases a lot, which then makes less sense. We cure someone who is going to die maybe next year. This is an ethical question. Radioisotopes can make life quality…

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    Introduction Our Sun produces enough energy in one second to sustain life on earth for millions of years. However, there is an energy far more powerful than our Sun that makes it pale in comparison. Gamma-ray Bursts (GRBs) are the most energetic type of light in the universe and produce more energy in one second than the sun will produce in its ten-billion year lifetime. These dramatically powerful energetic explosions often originate billions of light-years from Earth yet produce a light so…

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    Dental Xrays

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    X-radiations (X-rays) are electromagnetic radiation that is utilised in performing radiographs; radiography is an imaging technique that utilises X-rays to generate a view of the internal anatomy of an individual (National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering 2017). The use of dental X-rays play a fundamental part in every dental clinic in terms of assisting dental professionals in diagnosing a condition, aiding in highlighting and providing early intervention for various dental…

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    PET Scan Research Paper

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    PET is a nuclear medicine, working imaging ability that creates a three-dimensional image of functional processes within the human body. [1] First, chemicals which emits gamma radiation are injected into the human body, then; the system detects pairs of gamma rays emitted indirectly by a tracer to show images of bones and organs. These substances are injected into the body, and are usually tagged with a radioactive atom.[1] Doctors use this device to create images of bones and organs of the…

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    Iodine 123 Research Paper

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    technetium-99m is an isotope of the artificially and it has many characteristics for nuclear medicine scan the first one it has a half-life of six hours and it decay by process called “ isomeric ” and emit low energy of gamma rays and this helps to easily exit the body and can be detected accurately also emit beta rays but without high energy radiation dose to the patient is low . It has different number of compounds created for various structures such as CNS imaging…

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    Why Do Radio Isotopes

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    susceptible to radiation. doctors can target a specific area in the body with a small amount of radiation, and cancerous cells can be killed while leaving the surrounding tissue intact. This can be done using a machine which sends rays of radiation, usually gamma, to the specific areas of cancer cells in the body or through the input of nuclear isotopes. A negative side effect of radiation therapy is the damage it certainly causes to the surrounding tissue. Even as medical science improvements…

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    Why Women Join Sororities

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    To join a sorority, the potential new members (PNMs) have to gain entrance into the organizations. The idea of gatekeepers is seen in sororities. This entrance revolves around the existing members give approval to the potential new members (Stuber 2011). While some sororities say that not everyone can fit into their sorority, they also claim to be diverse among themselves (Handler 1995). The process to gain entrance to a sorority is sorority recruitment, where the sororities allow new member to…

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    page 29. Historical Context: The Founders Day Ceremony dates from 1949 when Elizabeth Reigart Gilchrist, Psi Cornell, prepared it for the Washington, D.C., alumna celebration of Founders Day. It was put into ceremonial form by Helena Flinn Ege, Gamma Epsilon, Pittsburgh, former Fraternity President. In more recent times, it was edited by Jean Hess Wells, Delta Upsilon, Georgia, former Fraternity President. Because the Founders Day Ceremony is not secret, it may be performed before…

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    Advisory and House Boards Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity is an organization of over 273,000 members and 140 collegiate chapters. These chapters are guided and advised by a collection of advisers who represent the front line of support for our collegiate members. These individuals are relied upon for their knowledge of the position they advise, including protocols as well as the skills and talents required of the officer. Kappa Kappa Gamma recognizes the important role that trained,…

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