
A patient mentions,"My doctor told me I was going to have a PET scan that would show where my brain has bright spots.Does that mean I'm getting an electrical jolt like in electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) ?" The best reply would be:
A) "PET scans and ECT treatments are entirely different."
B) "A PET scan is a diagnostic test, and an ECT treatment is a form of therapy."
C) "A PET scan involves a substance, not electricity, that travels to the brain and produces a bright spot where the brain is active."
D) "PET scans show us the electrical activity of the brain in the form of light bands."
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