USP | | accelerator-produced radionuclide; bounds to blood protein |
Mertiatide | | pertechnetate localizes in the thyroid by this method |
in vivo | | method of analyzing, recording, and measuring radiation |
IND | | sits retroperitoneum |
New Drug Application | | murine origin |
CSF | | prepared from stannous reduced Tc99m and betiatide |
MAA | | used to image the lungs |
impurity | | by mouth |
skeletal system | | occurs outside the body (e.g. RBC labeling) |
Thallium | | has set a limit of 10ug Al 3 |
TLC | | NaTcO4 and reduced technetium |
Sulfur Colloid | | half life of 73.1 hours |
thyroid | | group physical data for penetrating and nonpenetrating radiation |
Dosimetry | | isonitrile compound |
MIRD | | lung agent used during ventilation |
oral | | choroid plexus is found here |
Xe133 | | lidofenin, disofenin, disofenin are used in what |
ion trapping | | requires boiling |
radionuclidic purity | | quantifies different radiochemical states |
monoclonal | | final approval procedure required by the FDA |
HIDA SCAN | | uses iodine |
Sestamibi | | assess drug's safety before use |
brain | | choroid plexus produces |
Gallium | | MDP,HDP are used to image this |
in vitro | | occurs inside the body (e.g. RBC tagging) |
kidney | | 0.15 uCi of Mo99/ 1mCi Tc99m |