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(pharmaceuticals

labeled with radionuclides)

radiopharmaceuticals

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enables detection of the radiopharmaceutical; it is a

radionuclide with appropriate physical properties

Radioactive:

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is a molecule with appropriate pharmacokinetics. It is

accumulated in the target organ and it determines biological behavior of

the radiopharmaceutical in the body

Non-radioactive:

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It is the emission of alpha and beta particles as well as gamma radiation

from the unstable isotopes

Radioactivity

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Most minerals, that contain (blank) are radioactive

potassium, uranium, and thorium

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nuclear reactions occur spontaneously

Natural radioactivity:

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the property of radioactivity produced by particle

bombardment or electromagnetic radiation

Artificial radioactivity:

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It is a fairly general term that can be used to describe the transfer of energy

through space away from a source

RADIATION

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radiation as a danger to

humans through the rest of this site, we will primarily be talking about

ionizing radiation

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is generated through nuclear reactions and can be very

harmful to human health.

Ionizing radiation

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Alpha particles consist of two protons and two neutrons

Alpha Radiation

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consist of two protons and two neutrons

▪ Their range in air is about 5cm. they will not penetrate through the

dead layers of the skin

▪ The range in tissue is less than 100 mcm in tissue identical in Helium nucleus

Alpha Radiation

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are radiated as photons or quanta energy

▪ Due to the deep penetration, they present an external exposure

hazard

▪ They can travel many meters in air

▪ They can pass easily through more than 25 cm of tissue

Gamma radiation

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are internal radiation hazards when taken inside the

body

Beta emitters

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Beta radiation

▪ Two kinds of electron,

the negative electron and positive electron

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consists of drug component and a radioactive component

radiopharmaceutical

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Substances that have the same number of protons but have varying numbers of

neutrons are called

ratio nuclides

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Radiopharmaceuticals can be inserted into a:

Vein

o Taken by mouth (orally)

o Placed in a body cavity

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Used as antineoplastic (for cancer)

Americium 241

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Used as antineoplastic

Californium 252

Cobalt 60

Gold 194

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