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What does MRI stand for?
What does MRI stand for?
What is the purpose of the powerful magnetic field in MRI?
What is the purpose of the powerful magnetic field in MRI?
What occurs when two different energy levels exist in a physical system?
What occurs when two different energy levels exist in a physical system?
What type of images does MRI produce?
What type of images does MRI produce?
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In MRI, which planes are used to acquire images?
In MRI, which planes are used to acquire images?
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What is the advantage of MRI over CT scans?
What is the advantage of MRI over CT scans?
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What is the principle behind MRI?
What is the principle behind MRI?
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What is the unit of measurement for MRI flux density in SI units?
What is the unit of measurement for MRI flux density in SI units?
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What type of technique is MRI in the field of radiology?
What type of technique is MRI in the field of radiology?
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What is the role of the computer program in MRI?
What is the role of the computer program in MRI?
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What type of waves does MRI use to create images?
What type of waves does MRI use to create images?
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What type of radiation does MRI use?
What type of radiation does MRI use?
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Study Notes
MRI Basics
- MRI stands for Magnetic Resonance Imaging
- MRI is based on the physical phenomenon of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR)
MRI Principle and Procedure
- The principle behind MRI is Resonance
- MRI is a non-invasive technique in the field of radiology
- The MRI procedure is a non-invasive procedure that uses magnetic fields and radio waves
- MRI uses magnetic fields and radio waves to create images of organs and tissues
MRI Characteristics
- MRI uses radio waves to create images
- MRI does not use ionizing radiation
- MRI produces cross-sectional images
- Claustrophobic design is a characteristic of MRI that may cause anxiety in some patients
MRI Physics
- The powerful magnetic field in MRI is used to align hydrogen nuclei
- The unit of measurement for MRI flux density in SI units is Tesla (T)
- The unit of measurement for MRI flux density in CGS units is Gauss (G)
MRI Machine and Computer Program
- The machine used in MRI is called an MRI scanner
- The computer program in MRI is used to create high-quality images
Advantages and Purpose
- The advantage of MRI over CT scans is that it uses non-ionizing radiation
- The purpose of MRI is to produce images of organs and tissues
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Test your knowledge of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) with this quiz. Learn about the basics of MRI, including what MRI stands for, energy transitions, and image acquisition planes. Improve your understanding of this important medical imaging technique.
