The entire body may be scanned for "hot spots" or places where the radioisotope is concentrated, in which procedure?

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Nuclear medicine scans use radioisotopes to detect abnormalities in the body, including areas of high activity or "hot spots," which can indicate disease or injury. Other options like CT scans, ultrasounds, MRIs, and standard X-rays do not use radioisotopes for imaging.

The Entire Body May Be Scanned for "Hot Spots" or Places