Lu-177 Lutathera emits beta photons at 487 keV. But it can also be imaged from its gamma emissions. What energy peaks would you need to set on your gamma camera to image Lu-177?

Lu-177 Lutathera works by binding to a part of a cell called a _______________________, which is present only in certain tumors, because it is an analogue of the hormone somatostatin.

Which of the following is NOT an indication for blood volume tests?

How much blood must be drawn to determine the red cell volume?

Which LUS score would most likely indicate proning a patient?

What artifact sign does this image most likely represent?

What is the most likely pathological process noted in this patient?

What clinical approach is superior in the diagnosis of respiratory pathologies such as asthma?

Which part of the thorax anatomy does the ocean represent in a Sea Shore Sign artifact?

Which LUS finding is most likely an indication of a pneumothorax?