HIDA Radiopharmaceutical and Imaging Protocol

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Test your knowledge on hepatobiliary imaging radiopharmaceuticals! This should be done after the readings have been accomplished.

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Froggy Jumps HIDA Radiopharmaceutical and Imaging ProtocolOnline version Test your knowledge on hepatobiliary imaging radiopharmaceuticals! This should be done after the readings have been accomplished. by Katrina Campbell 1 What is the primary purpose of hepatobiliary imaging? a To evaluate liver and gallbladder function. b To assess bone density. c To measure lung capacity. 2 Which radiopharmaceutical is commonly used in hepatobiliary imaging? a 99mTc-mebrofenin b 99mTc-mertiatide c 99mTc-sulfur colloid 3 If you are assessing for a biliary leak, does the patient need to be fasting? a No, because we are not worried about gallbladder filling, patient does not have a gallbladder b Yes, every hepatobiliary scan requires fasting c No, hepatobiliary imaging does not require fasting. 4 What are three organs you are wanting to see during normal hepatobiliary imaging? a cardiac, liver and gall bladder b cardiac, liver and small intestine c liver, gall bladder and small intestine 5 What is the mechanism of action for the radiopharmaceutical used? a hepatocytes through bile secretion b phagocytosis c compartmentalization 6 If a patient just ate and are now needing a HIDA scan, what would be an appropriate amount of wait time to start the patient's exam? a 2 - 4 hours b it will not effect the scan if the patient ate. c 4 - 6 hours 7 By what time frame should cardiac uptake be cleared into the liver after radiopharmaceutical administration? a there is no cardiac uptake with this radiopharmaceutical. b 15 minutes c 5 minutes 8 What is the route of administration and dose amount needed for this exam? a IV ; 4 mCi b IV ; 10-11 mCi c IV ; 5-7 mCi 9 What is the half-life of 99mTc? a 24 hours. b 6 hours. c 12 hours. 10 How long does a normal HIDA scan take to image? a 45-60 minutes b 30-45 minutes c 20-30 minutes

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HIDA Radiopharmaceutical and Imaging ProtocolOnline version

Test your knowledge on hepatobiliary imaging radiopharmaceuticals! This should be done after the readings have been accomplished.

by Katrina Campbell

What is the primary purpose of hepatobiliary imaging?

To evaluate liver and gallbladder function.

To assess bone density.

To measure lung capacity.

Which radiopharmaceutical is commonly used in hepatobiliary imaging?

99mTc-mebrofenin

99mTc-mertiatide

99mTc-sulfur colloid

If you are assessing for a biliary leak, does the patient need to be fasting?

No, because we are not worried about gallbladder filling, patient does not have a gallbladder

Yes, every hepatobiliary scan requires fasting

No, hepatobiliary imaging does not require fasting.

What are three organs you are wanting to see during normal hepatobiliary imaging?

cardiac, liver and gall bladder

cardiac, liver and small intestine

liver, gall bladder and small intestine

What is the mechanism of action for the radiopharmaceutical used?

hepatocytes through bile secretion

phagocytosis

compartmentalization

If a patient just ate and are now needing a HIDA scan, what would be an appropriate amount of wait time to start the patient's exam?

2 - 4 hours

it will not effect the scan if the patient ate.

4 - 6 hours

By what time frame should cardiac uptake be cleared into the liver after radiopharmaceutical administration?

there is no cardiac uptake with this radiopharmaceutical.

15 minutes

5 minutes

What is the route of administration and dose amount needed for this exam?

IV ; 4 mCi

IV ; 10-11 mCi

IV ; 5-7 mCi

What is the half-life of 99mTc?

24 hours.

6 hours.

12 hours.

How long does a normal HIDA scan take to image?

45-60 minutes

30-45 minutes

20-30 minutes

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HIDA Radiopharmaceutical and Imaging ProtocolOnline version

by Katrina Campbell

What is the primary purpose of hepatobiliary imaging?

Which radiopharmaceutical is commonly used in hepatobiliary imaging?

If you are assessing for a biliary leak, does the patient need to be fasting?

What are three organs you are wanting to see during normal hepatobiliary imaging?

What is the mechanism of action for the radiopharmaceutical used?

If a patient just ate and are now needing a HIDA scan, what would be an appropriate amount of wait time to start the patient's exam?

By what time frame should cardiac uptake be cleared into the liver after radiopharmaceutical administration?

What is the route of administration and dose amount needed for this exam?

What is the half-life of 99mTc?

How long does a normal HIDA scan take to image?

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