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A complete, interactive animation covering OCR Cambridge Advanced National in Applied Science (H151) Unit F186 Medical Physics – Topic Area 2: Application of ionising diagnosis techniques (spec 2.1.1–2.2.2).

Designed for Level 3 learners who benefit from clear visuals and scaffolding. Teach straight from the board, or set it for independent revision.

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WHAT’S COVERED (32 step-through scenes)
2.1.1 Plain X-ray – what “ionising� means; X-ray tube structure and X-ray production; kVp, mA and exposure time for different patients; collimators and filters; attenuation (why bone looks white); positioning and contrast enhancement; effective dose; safety and professionals
2.1.2 CT and contrast media – how a CT scanner builds slices and 3D images; iodine angiograms and barium swallows; contrast risks; CT dose compared with X-ray; why some patients have CT and MRI
2.2.1 Radiopharmaceuticals – what a tracer is; alpha, beta and gamma (why imaging tracers are gamma emitters); half-life and effective half-life; inside the gamma camera; choosing a tracer for different patients; safety, ARSAC and professionals
2.2.2 PET – FDG and glucose uptake; positron–electron annihilation; the detector ring; why PET is combined with CT; the patient journey and safety

INTERACTIVE FEATURES
• X-ray settings simulator – pick a patient, adjust kVp, mA and time, see the image and dose change
• Animated gamma camera building an image photon by photon
• PET annihilation – lines of response build up to locate a tumour
• Choose-a-tracer patient activity
• Quick-check quiz for every technique (click to answer, instant feedback)
• Pop-up glossary – click any key word
• Advantages and disadvantages for every technique
• End-of-topic comparison table and recap with further-reading links

HOW TO USE
One HTML file – double-click to open in any modern browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari). Works fully offline: no installs, no logins, no internet needed. Full-screen button, keyboard and presenter-clicker control (→ / � / space), replay and pause on every animation, and a menu to jump to any scene.

Spec-mapped to help learners gather the knowledge they need for NEA Task 1 (diagnosis).

Independent resource – not endorsed by OCR.

All F186 animations:
F186 Topic Area 1: /teaching-resource/resource-13653316
F186 Topic Area 2 (FREE): /teaching-resource/resource-13653334
F186 Topic Area 3: /teaching-resource/resource-13653339
F186 Topic Area 4: /teaching-resource/resource-13653344
BUNDLE: /teaching-resource/resource-13653376

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F186 Medical Physics Interactive Animations Topic Areas 1–4

Teach the whole of OCR Cambridge Advanced National in Applied Science (H151) Unit F186 Medical Physics, Topic Areas 1–4, with four interactive animations – 128 step-through scenes covering every diagnosis and therapy technique in the specification. Designed for Level 3 learners who benefit from clear visuals and scaffolding. Teach straight from the board, or set them for independent revision and NEA preparation. WHAT'S IN THE BUNDLE 1. Topic Area 1 – Non-ionising diagnosis (35 scenes) MRI · Ultrasound · Endoscopy · ECG Interactives: ultrasound frequency and gain sliders, echo-timing calculator, choose-the-endoscopy patient activity, ECG heart-rate calculator, ECG rhythm switcher (AF, heart block, VT, VF, heart attack) 2. Topic Area 2 – Ionising diagnosis (32 scenes) Plain X-ray · CT and contrast media · Radiopharmaceuticals and the gamma camera · PET Interactives: X-ray kVp/mA/exposure-time simulator, gamma camera building an image, PET annihilation locating a tumour, choose-a-tracer patient activity 3. Topic Area 3 – Ionising therapy (34 scenes) X-ray radiotherapy · Gamma Knife · UV skin treatment · Proton beam · Radionuclide therapy · Brachytherapy Interactives: crossfire beams, fractionation, depth–dose graph (X-ray vs gamma vs proton), inverse square law slider, choose-the-therapy patient activity 4. Topic Area 4 – Non-ionising therapy (27 scenes) Lasers · Photodynamic therapy · Pacemakers and ICDs · Ultrasound therapies Interactives: laser wavelength chooser, photon energy simulator, demand pacing on a live ECG monitor, ICD shock simulation, ultrasound therapy dial (HIFU, LIPUS, lithotripsy, hyperthermia) IN EVERY FILE • How each technique works – animated step by step • Uses, safety, professionals involved, advantages and disadvantages for every technique • Quick-check quiz for every technique (click to answer, instant feedback) • Pop-up glossary – click any key word • End-of-topic comparison table and recap with further-reading links • Full-screen mode, presenter-clicker and keyboard control, replay and pause, jump-to-scene menu HOW TO USE Four single HTML files – double-click to open in any modern browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari). Works fully offline: no installs, no logins, no internet needed. Best on laptops, desktops and classroom boards. Topic Areas 1–2 support NEA Task 1 (diagnosis); Topic Areas 3–4 support NEA Task 2 (therapy). Want to try before you buy? Topic Area 2 is available FREE in my shop. Independent resource – not endorsed by OCR.

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