A tri-phasic CT scan is a scan which will show three different stages of dye uptake in the body. The first phase will be before the injection of the dye, the second stage will be for when the dye is in the arteries (roughly 20 seconds after injection) and the third phase will be when the dye has reached the veins (a few minutes later). Sometimes a fourth scan is also done to show the dye uptake in the kidneys and bladder. A tri-phasic scan clearly delineates lesions in the liver and will show problems and irregularities in the arterial and lymphatic system.
Intravenous Pyelogram or IVP is the investigation of the renal pelvis using x-ray dye. The dye is injected into the veins and then a series of images are taken showing the kidney in various stages of dye uptake. X-rays are taken until most of the dye has entered the bladder. Often an x-ray after the bladder has been emptied is taken as well.
Uptake of large particles
A Large Mineral Uptake
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Exocytosis
Oxygen uptakr reserve
Potassium is the mineral involved in the regulation of glucose uptake.
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The TUL (Tolerable uptake level) for sodium is 2, 300 g/day
Standardized Uptake Value (radionucleide uptake used in reading a PET scan)
Increased uptake in medical terms refers to an increase in the absorption or utilization of a substance by the body. This can refer to the uptake of nutrients, medications, or other substances that are essential for health and functioning.