DTry AgainYour answer is wrong. Please read the Explanation for more help.The patients described in the table below just checked in to the Alex Py Memorial Hospital & Regional Medical Center. Which are headed to the Department ofNuclear Medicine for a radioimaging procedure? Which are headed to the same place for a radiotherapy procedure?patientRavi is being treated for early-stage prostate cancer. After surgery to remove the tumor, his oncologistrecommended 40 Gy of external X-ray radiation, split into 22 doses, to kill any remaining cancer cells. Heis here for his 22nd and final treatment.Karen is taking part in a research study aimed at determining whether X-ray irradiation can ease thesymptoms of advanced arthritis. Today she is scheduled to receive the first of ten 1 Gy doses of X-rays toher hip and shoulder joints.12-year-old Isabel is being treated for acute lymphoblastic leukemia (a type of blood cancer), and heroncologist has recommended a round of CAR T-cell therapy, in which immune cells from her body areremoved, re-engineered in the lab to attack her cancer cells, and then re-injected. Today she receives herfirst dose of the re-engineered immune cells.procedureO radioimagingradiotherapyneitherradioimagingradiotherapyneitherradioimagingradiotherapyneither

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