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Alanoud M. Al-Talal Office – Pharmacy Building (8) – 2 nd Floor – Room 63 address –

King Saud University2 Nuclear Pharmacy Lab #1 DANGER Radiation risk

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Nuclear Medicine A specialty of medicine and medical imaging that uses radiopharmaceuticals in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases. King Saud University4

Nuclear Pharmacy A specialty area of pharmacy practice dedicated to the compounding and dispensing radiopharmaceuticals for use in nuclear medicine procedures. King Saud University5

What are the applications of Radiopharmacy? Diagnostic – The radiopharmaceutical accumulated in an organ of interest emit gamma radiation which are used for imaging of the organs with the help of an external imaging device called gamma camera. Treatment – They are radiolabeled molecules designed to deliver therapeutic doses of ionizing radiation to specific diseased sites. Research King Saud University6

Design of a Nuclear Pharmacy Protection of personnel from radiation hazard. – Control of personnel radiation exposure is performed with approved personal dosimeters, which are regularly checked and their readings recorded. Avoidance of contamination of work area. Radiation detection instruments. Clean air. Disposal of radioactive waste. King Saud University7

Thermoluminescence Detectors – TLD Optically Stimulated Luminescence – OSL Film badges Personal Radiation Detectors - PRD Personal Monitoring

Dispensing Area Counting Lab Compounding Area Offices Corridor Conceptual design of a nuclear pharmacy unit Should be equipped with workbenches made of stainless steel or wood covered with laminated plastic The floor should be made of removable tiles or covered with rubber matting so it can be replaced with new ones in case of spillage

Operation of a Nuclear Pharmacy 1.Receiving of radioactive materials 2.Preparation of radiopharmaceuticals 3.Quality control tests of radiopharmaceuticals 4.Storage 5.Dispensing 6.Radioactive waste disposal 7.Infectious waste disposal King Saud University10

Receiving radioactive materials Delivered directly to nuclear medicine department or nuclear pharmacy (short half- lives) Packages should be monitored within 3 hr if delivered during normal hours Packages should be monitored within 3 hr from the beginning of the next working day if delivered after working hours

Preparation of radiopharmaceuticals Only trained people should be responsible for and participate in the preparation Laminar air flow hood Aseptic technique Lead barrier shields (Adequate shielding must be used to protect laboratory personnel from ionizing radiation.) Syringe shields Leaded gloves, aprons, and eye glasses should be worn Quantity Radiopharmaceuticals should be identified with a label containing the information as to the total activity concentration....

Quality control tests of radiopharmaceuticals Labelling The label on the outer package should include: a statement that the product is radioactive or the international symbol for radioactivity the name of the radiopharmaceutical preparation; the preparation is for diagnostic or for therapeutic use; the route of administration; the total radioactivity present (for example, in MBq per ml of the solution) the expiry date the batch (lot) number for solutions the total volume any special storage requirements with respect to temperature and light; the name and concentration of any added microbial preservative

Radiation shielding Alpha and beta radiations are readily shielded because of their limited range of penetration. The alpha particles are mono-energetic and have a range of a few centimetres in air. aluminium, glass, or transparent plastic materials, are used to shield sources of beta radiation. Gamma radiation is commonly shielded with lead and tungsten.

Pro-Tec II Syringe Shield Guard Lock PET Syringe Shield Color Coded Vial Shields Pro-Tec V Syringe Shield

Vial Shield Unit Dose Pig High Density Lead Glass Vial Shield Sharps Container Shields

Quality control tests of radiopharmaceuticals Before despising for humans Colloidal and macro-aggregated preparation should be checked for particle size. Workstations and their environment should regularly be monitored with respect to microbiological quality.

Quality control tests of radiopharmaceuticals Visual Inspection of Product -Visual inspection of the compounded radiopharmaceutical shall be conducted to ensure the absence of foreign matter and also to establish product identity by confirming that (1)a liquid product is a solution, a colloid, or a suspension (2) a solid product has defined properties that identify it. Assessment of Radioactivity -The amount of radioactivity in each compounded radiopharmaceutical should be verified and documented prior to dispensing, using a proper standardized radionuclide (dose) calibrator.

Storage Should be properly stored to prevent degradation by light or temperature Must be stored in lead containers or behind lead shields King Saud University19

Dispensing Starts with a prescription Prescription should contain – patients name – Identification no. – Age – Date time – Physician signature King Saud University20

Radioactive waste disposal Syringes, vials containing residual activities, needles, contaminated papers, liquid waste According to guideline 1.Decay in storage 2.Release into a sewerage system 3.Transfer to an authorized recipient (disposable facility) 4.Others (incineration and atmospheric release of radioactive gases) King Saud University21 Radionuclides with have lives less than 120 days usually are disposed of by this method Radio active should be stored separately according the similar half lives For soluble radioactive materials in water Disposed quantity should not exceed the limits of the maximum permitted concentrations (MPCs) Flow rate of water Number of radionuclide For long-lived radionuclide They bury or incinerate at approved sites and facilities

Infectious waste disposal Body fluids tissue Incinerated or chemically treated, steamed or dry sterilized Should be stored in puncture resistant, leak resistant bags or containers Should be labeled with international biohazard symbol Storage period King Saud University22

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