When a patient's radiation therapy is administered via the bloodstream it is called ________ therapy

A) external radiation
B) radium
C) sealed radiation
D) unsealed radiation


D
Explanation:
A) External radiation therapy is administered from outside the patient's body.
B) Radium therapy is sealed radiation therapy.
C) Sealed radiation therapy is placement of a sealed radiation source in the body.
D) Correct.

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