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Why is the choice of a radiopharmaceutical important in radioisotope imaging? O The radiopharmaceutical must localize to the specific organ or tissue to be imaged

OThe radiopharmaceutical must be able to block X-rays to create the image

OThe radiopharmaceutical must absorb and re-emit a specific radiation within a magnetic field

O The radiopharmaceutical must pass through the body without being absorbed

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