Product Images Glofil-125

This is a description of a radiopharmaceutical product named Glofil-125 (Lot No. 1000), containing Sodium lothalamate I 125, manufactured by Iso-Tex Diagnostics Inc., for intravenous use only. The product comes in a sterile aqueous solution of 4 nL with added Benzyl alcohol 0.9% as a preservative, and Sodium bicarbonate and hydrochloric acid to adjust pH. The label contains warnings that this drug contains radioactive material, which must be handled only by qualified personnel according to USA regulations. The drug must be stored at 2-8°C, and the package insert must be read for directions.*

This is a table displaying the mean number and energy of different types of radiation emitted by a radioactive substance through disintegration. The radiation types include gamma and various types of X-rays. The data is from ICRP Publication 38 and can be used for radiological protection purposes.*

The table provides coefficients of attenuation for different thicknesses of lead shielding against radiation. The data was obtained from Oak Ridge Associated Universities Radiopharmaceutical Internal Dose Information Center in 1989.*

This appears to be a table with four columns indicating the days remaining, fractions of the year, and numerical values, while the fourth column is unclear. The table may be part of a larger document or spreadsheet tool that tracks some kind of process or measurement. The exact context and purpose are not clear from this text.*

This is a table that shows the absorbed radiation doses for 100 jCi (3.7 megabecquerels) in various organs of the body for 2-hour and 4.8-hour bladder voiding intervals. The data was supplied by the Oak Ridge Associated Universities, Radiopharmaceutical Internal Dose Information Center in Tennessee, USA in 1988.*