ANSWER.
1. Radiology procedure.
It is a diagnostic procedure with the help of low intensity radiations
for detecting abnormal changes in the internal organs and presence
of life threatening illnesses.
2. Radiology treatment.
It is a therapeutic method in which high intensity radiations are used for
treating malignant tumors.
* Both Radiological procedures and treatments are used for independent purposes
based on the health condition and need of the patient.
3. Five types of radiological procedures.
* X-ray scan.
* It is a diagnostic procedure in which short bursts of X-rays are used
to detect pathological conditions.
* Computed tomography (CT) scan.
* It is a diagnostic procedure in which X rays are used to produce several
cross sectional pictures of the body part with the help of a computer to
get a two dimensional view of the internal organs for diagnosing pathological
conditions.
* Magnetic resonance imaging.(MRI) scan.
* It is a diagnostic procedure in which a strong magnetic field used to produce
three dimensional images of the internal organs for detection of abnormalites
in a person.
* Fluroscopy.
* It is a diagnostic procedure in which X rays are used to produce fluorescent images
of the body to detect abnormalities.
* Positron emission tomography (PET) scan.
* It is a diagnostic procedure in which radioactive substances are given intravenously
and emit positrons from PET scanner to produce cross sectional images of metabolism
of the body.
4. Three terms used in the field of radiation therapy.
1. Intracavitory therapy.
2. Mega voltage.
3. Orthovoltage.
1. Intracavitory therapy.
* It is a type of radiation therapy in which radioisotopes are placed within the
body cavity adjacent to a tumor tissue.
2. Megavoltage.
* It is the high energy radiation produced by machines which are used in X-ray
therapy for tumor.
3. Orthovoltage.
* It is the low energy radiation used in treatment of superficial cancers and palliative
therapy.
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