ARMRIT Flashcards

MSK

1
Q

Rotator cuff muscles

A

supraspinatous, infraspinatus, teres minor, subscapularis,

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2
Q

Most commonly torn muscle of the four muscles that make up the rotator cuff

A

supraspinatuss

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3
Q

best scan plane to encode coronal obique

A

YX

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4
Q

what nerve is associated with carpal tunnel

A

median

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5
Q

best plane to view median nerve

A

axial

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6
Q

optimal plane for carpal bones and interosseous ligaments

A

coronal plane

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7
Q

kienbocks

A

osteomalacia of the lunate bone in the wrist, avascular necrosis of the lunate

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8
Q

TFCC

A

Triangular fibrocartilage complex is of the wrist, optimal plane is coronal

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9
Q

Collateral ligaments of the Knee

A

Would best be visualized w/coronal plane to evaluate ACL tear.

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10
Q

Degree rotation to evaluate torn ACL

A

15 degree external roation

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11
Q

Cruciate Ligaments

A

best visualized with saggital orientaion

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12
Q

Avascular necrosis

A

is often found in the femoral head, use small FOV to evaluate best

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13
Q

achilles tendon

A

is the thickest and strongest tendon in the body, best viewed and evaluated in the saggital plane

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14
Q

Assuming all other parameters are the same a TE of ____ ms provides the best SNR

A

15

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15
Q

Decreasing pixle size does what to SNR

A

Decreases

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16
Q

what formula is used to calculate the size of a pixle

A

FOV /Matrix

17
Q

If a sequence with a matrix of 256x512 is adjusted to 512x512 what happens to the SNR and Scan Time

A

SNR will decrease and the Scan Time will increase

18
Q

With regards to K space, data containing high resolution is located along the

A

Outer Lines

19
Q

Assuming all other parameters are the same a ______ ms TR provides the best SNR

A

800, the longer the TR the better the SNR

20
Q

With a rectangular FOV how do you yield square pixels

A

phase stephs must be half the number of frequency steps

21
Q

High amp signals are stored in

A

the center of K space

22
Q

a method of reducing scan time by not filling as many lines of K space in the phase direction, while maintaining spatial resolution is known as

A

Rectangular FOV

23
Q

The overall SNR will increase in 3D volume imaging when there is an increase in

A

either FOV an/or increase in # of slices or partitions (chunks)

24
Q

If the Nex goes from 2 to 6 the SNR would increase by

A

1.7
SNR increases by the square root of the % increase…..2 to 6 is 3 times as much NEX. so the square root of 3 is 1.7

25
Q

____ is whenonly half the views of k space are filled in the frequency axis.

A

partial or fractional echo

26
Q

3D scan time formula

A

TR x Phase Matrix x NEX x # of slices

27
Q

what brain tissue has the shortest T1 relaxation time

A

white matter

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