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Which Radioisotope Is Used to Measure Thyroid Activity and Treat

Question 71

Question 71

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Which radioisotope is used to measure thyroid activity and treat thyroid disease?


A) Technetium-99m
B) Iodine-131
C) Cobalt-60
D) Carbon-11

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