This document discusses various medical imaging and diagnostic techniques including ultrasonography, which uses high frequency sound waves to view internal organs by identifying tissues through their echoes. It also discusses radiopharmaceuticals, which are compounds containing radioactive isotopes used for both diagnosis and therapy by emitting radiation that is targeted to specific organs or tissues. Some examples of radiopharmaceuticals provided are carbon-14, calcium-44/45, cobalt-57/58, and fluorine-18. Radiopharmaceuticals are described as the oldest and most common radiopharmaceutical drugs that can be used for diagnostic imaging, therapy of conditions like cancer or bone metastases, and research applications through their radioactive tracers.