Which answer would score higher? Not sure where to start? Explain this Answer A A small amount of radioactive tracer is mixed with a test meal, which the patient eats. An external detector records radiation from the stomach at regular intervals. Comparing how the readings decrease over time shows how quickly the meal leaves the stomach. The amount of tracer should be kept small to limit the risk of radiation damaging healthy tissue. Answer B A small amount of radioactive tracer is mixed with a test meal, which the patient eats. An external detector records radiation from the stomach once. The single reading is used to decide how quickly the meal leaves the stomach. The amount of tracer should be kept small to limit the risk of radiation damaging healthy tissue.