MRI Gradient Functions
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True or false: Gradients in MRI alter the magnetic field strength in an unpredictable way?

False

True or false: The field strength at magnetic isocentre remains unchanged when the gradient is switched on?

True

True or false: Larger gradient coil currents create shallower gradients?

False

True or false: The polarity of the gradient is determined by the direction of the current flowing through the coil?

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True or false: The maximum achievable resolution in MRI is determined by the amplitude of the gradient?

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True or false: The slope of the gradient signifies the rate of change of the magnetic field strength along its length?

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True or false: The magnitude of the change in field strength depends only on the strength of the gradient?

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True or false: Larger gradient coil currents create steeper gradients, resulting in a greater change in field strength over distance?

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True or false: The polarity of the gradient coil determines which end of the gradient produces a higher field strength than isocentre?

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True or false: The direction of the current flowing through the coil determines the polarity of the gradient?

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Study Notes

Gradients in MRI

  • Gradients in MRI alter the magnetic field strength in a predictable way.
  • The field strength at the magnetic isocentre remains unchanged when the gradient is switched on.
  • Larger gradient coil currents create steeper gradients, resulting in a greater change in field strength over distance.
  • The polarity of the gradient is determined by the direction of the current flowing through the coil.
  • The maximum achievable resolution in MRI is not determined by the amplitude of the gradient.
  • The slope of the gradient signifies the rate of change of the magnetic field strength along its length.
  • The magnitude of the change in field strength does not only depend on the strength of the gradient.
  • The polarity of the gradient coil determines which end of the gradient produces a higher field strength than isocentre.
  • The direction of the current flowing through the coil determines the polarity of the gradient.

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Test your knowledge of MRI gradient functions with this quiz. Learn about how gradients alter the magnetic field strength in MRI machines to produce controlled and predictable effects.

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