Indium Labelling RP Flashcards

1
Q

What is the unlabelled form of In?

A

InCl3

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2
Q

since unlabelled In-11 hydrolyzes easily, what is the ideal pH it needs to be stored in?

A

less than 3

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3
Q

Unlabelled In is used for clinical studies just like how unlabelled iodide can be used. T/F

A

false.
all labelled

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4
Q

why are bifunctional chelating agents used?

A

is an intermediary between RN and the pharm.
- for when the pharm doesn’t form a stable bond with the RN (low compatibility)
- when the complexing agent is a protein or antibody

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5
Q

In-111 is highly attracted to ___ in vivo.

A

plasma proteins

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6
Q

what In RP do techs label? manufacturers?

A

techs = octreotide
mans = DTPA and WBCs

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7
Q

describe In-111 octreotide.

A

it is a hormone analogue labelled using a bifunctional chelating agent

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8
Q

akas for octreotide

A

pentetreotide, octreoscan

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9
Q

labelling Octreotide, what is used as the bifunctional chelating agent?

A

DTPA!

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10
Q

where does octreotide localize?

A

tumors with somatostatin receptors (normally found in liver, spleen, kidneys, thyroid, pituitary)

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11
Q

method of localization for octreotide?

A

receptor binding

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12
Q

route of excretion for octreotide?

A

kidneys
(~50% by 6 hrs, 90% by 48 hrs)

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13
Q

critical organ for octreotide?

A

spleen

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14
Q

dose for Octreotide

A

111-222 MBq

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15
Q

what are some important precautions for octreotide?

A
  • don’t inject the RP through TPN
  • pts need to suspend octreotide therapies
  • hydration is important
  • bowel cleansing is recommended
  • can cause hypoglycemias in pts with insulinoma thus glucose before administration is needed
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16
Q

dose of In-111 DTPA

A

18.5-37MBq

17
Q

akas for In111-oxine

A

111In-WBC
111In-oxine labelled leukocytes
111In-oxyquinoline labelled leukocytes

18
Q

dose of 111In-oxine

A

11-18.5 MBq
22 MBq for labelling

19
Q

dose for 201TlCl

A

74-150 MBq