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← ScienceWhich risk increases when nuclear medicine uses short-lived radioisotopes?
A)Reduced patient image resolution appears
B)Exceeding organ dose limits often results✓
C)Targeted delivery becomes less precise
D)Shielding effectiveness significantly diminishes
💡 Explanation
Exceeding organ dose is more likely because accurate timing is essential to minimize exposure as the radioisotope's activity rapidly decays via radioactive decay. Therefore, any miscalculation dramatically increases the administered radiation, rather than affecting other factors.
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