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Case study; Nuclear medicine imaging non-invasively provides functional information at the molecular and cellular level that contributes to the determination of health status by measuring the uptake and turnover of target-specific radiotracers in tissue. These functional processes include tissue blood flow and metabolism, proteinprotein interactions, expression of cell receptors in normal and abnormal cells, cellcell interactions, neurotransmitter activity, cell trafficking and homing, tissue invasion, and programmed cell death. By providing information on these processes, nuclear medicine imaging offers a broad array of tools for probing normal and disease-related states of tissue function and response to treatment.

1.on a prescription, demonstrate your understanding of the term o.d? and explain

2.in order to render a prescription legal one, what parameter guideline must be present?

3.as in the tertiary or third part of the prescription protocol, locate the piece of information critical

4.Which information should be on the 2nd part of the prescription?

5.why is it necessary to have the Name of medicine on the first part of any prescription

6.relate how to take medicine to the written information

7.justify; The 1st part of a prescription contains the name of medicines.

8.what is the symbolic nature/meaning for the prescription of individuals under 16 years?

9.what is the fate of patient name as included in the prescription of the medicines

10.is a computer-generated prescription really acceptable?