What is the importance of calculating the radiopharmaceutical and pharmaceutical dosage in radiology? List the base units in the Metric System and English Units. Mention the metric prefixes with their meanings and abbreviations. List Common Length Unit Conversions

What is the importance of calculating the radiopharmaceutical and pharmaceutical dosage in radiology? List the base units in the Metric System and English Units. Mention the metric prefixes with their meanings and abbreviations. List Common Length Unit Conversions

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1. List the base units in the Metric System and English Units.
2. Mention the metric prefixes with their meanings and abbreviations.
3. List Common Length Unit Conversions

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