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What is the function of the Main magnet in an MRI system?
What is the function of the Main magnet in an MRI system?
- To produce gradient magnetic field
- To generate static magnetic field (correct)
- To slide the patient into the MRI machine
- To produce radiofrequency waves
Why is the Radio-frequency (RF) coil important in an MRI system?
Why is the Radio-frequency (RF) coil important in an MRI system?
- To produce radiofrequency waves that penetrate the body (correct)
- To slide the patient into the MRI machine
- To produce gradient magnetic field
- To generate static magnetic field
What is the role of the Computer system in an MRI setup?
What is the role of the Computer system in an MRI setup?
- To generate static magnetic field
- To detect RF signals emitted by the patient's body and feed this information into the computer system (correct)
- To produce radiofrequency waves
- To slide the patient into the MRI machine
Why do static magnetic fields used in MRIs have a frequency of 0 Hz?
Why do static magnetic fields used in MRIs have a frequency of 0 Hz?
What is the main difference between Earth's magnetic field and an MRI magnet's field?
What is the main difference between Earth's magnetic field and an MRI magnet's field?
Why should pregnant patients not be exposed to an MRI machine > 2.5 T?
Why should pregnant patients not be exposed to an MRI machine > 2.5 T?
What is the function of the gradient magnetic field in an MRI machine?
What is the function of the gradient magnetic field in an MRI machine?
What distinguishes a superconductive magnet from a permanent magnet in an MRI machine?
What distinguishes a superconductive magnet from a permanent magnet in an MRI machine?
Why have permanent magnets with a horizontal field been considered innovative?
Why have permanent magnets with a horizontal field been considered innovative?
Which disadvantage is associated with permanent magnets in MRI machines?
Which disadvantage is associated with permanent magnets in MRI machines?
What is a significant advantage of resistive electromagnets compared to other types of electromagnets?
What is a significant advantage of resistive electromagnets compared to other types of electromagnets?
Why are resistive electromagnets preferred when capital costs are a major concern?
Why are resistive electromagnets preferred when capital costs are a major concern?
What is a key disadvantage of resistive electromagnets that limits their application in some contexts?
What is a key disadvantage of resistive electromagnets that limits their application in some contexts?
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