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Chapter 17, Problem 10SAQ
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Interpretation: The medical procedure which uses nuclear radiation is to be identified from the given four options.
Concept Introduction: Nuclear radiations are used in medical procedures and these procedures are designed to diagnose, treat and cure certain illness. These procedures basically employ radioactive chemical or radiation in certain amount to visualize body parts or organs.
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