chap 1&10 review Flashcards

1
Q

the static magnetic field is referred to as

A

B0

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2
Q

the signal/voltage is only induced if there is _______ magnetization in the transverse plane that is in-phase

A

coherent

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3
Q

high energy nuclei align their magnetic moments in the anti - parallel direction are ________ nuclei

A

spin-down

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4
Q

process by which hydrogen loses its energy

A

relaxation

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5
Q

application of an RF pulse that causes resonance, “energy giving”

A

excitation

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6
Q

relationship between angular momentum & the magnetic moment of each MR-active nucleus

A

gyromagnetic ratio

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7
Q

when an object is exposed to an oscillating perturbation that has a frequency close to its own natural frequency of oscillation

A

resonance

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8
Q

balance between spin-up and spin-down nuclei

A

NMV

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9
Q

what are 2 results of resonance

A
  • NMV moves out of alignment with B0
  • magnetic moments move into phase with each other
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10
Q

most abundant atom in the human body

A

hydrogen

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11
Q

the atomic number comes from

A

the sum of protons

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12
Q

the atomic mass comes from

A

the sum of protons & neutrons in the nucleus

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13
Q

the precessional frequencies of MR-active nuclei fall within which band of the electromagnetic spectrum

A

radio frequency

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14
Q

the time from the application of the RF excitation pulse to the peak of the signal

A

TE

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15
Q

the point in a pulse sequence from the excitation pulse to the echo of the signal

A

TE (time to echo)

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16
Q

the time from the application of one RF excitation pulse to the application of the next RF pulse for each slice

A

TR (time to repetition)

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17
Q

the position of the magnetic moment at any point of time is recorded as their

A

phase

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18
Q

what best refers to the position of the magnetic moment on their precessional path as it travels 360 degrees during one rotation

A

phase

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19
Q

protium has a atomic number & mass number of

20
Q

even atomic number & mass number

A

forces cancel out , no spin

21
Q

odd number of protons, neutrons, or both

A

has net spin, or angular momentum

22
Q

unit of precessional frequency

23
Q

the three types of motion inherent within the atom with angular momentum

A
  • electrons spinning on their own axis
  • electrons orbiting the nucleus
  • nucleus itself spinning about its own axis
24
Q

T/F: the number of spin-up / spin-down is directly related to the strength of the magnetic field

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T/F: high energy nuclei possess enough energy to oppose the magnetic field
true
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most commonly used MR active nucleus in MRI
protium
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the Larmor equation
precessional freq. = B0 strength (x) gyromagnetic ratio
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unit of phase
radian
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measure of how quickly the phase position of magnetic moments change over time
frequency
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not in the same place on the precessional path, aka incoherent
out-of-phase
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magnetic moments in the same place on the precessional path around B0 at any time, aka coherent
in-phase
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current opposes the change in magnetic field , refers to which law
Lenz’s Law
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governs precessional frequency
Larmor Equation
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refers to 3 forces (motion, magnetism, & charge) and states that if two of these are present, then the 3rd is automatically induced
Faraday’s Law of Electromagnetic Induction
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the gyrometric ratio of Hydrogen on 1T
42.58 MHz
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the gyrometric ratio of Hydrogen on 3T
127.74 MHz
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patient heating/burns, antenna effect, & adverse effects on implant function can all be attributed to
the RF field
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the energy wavelength in MRI
RF
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responsible for determining the amount of energy that is deposited and translated across our patients
RF
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when a stationary object twists or rotates
rotational force
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when an object moves from one point to another
translational force
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translational force likelihood increases
closer to isocenter
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translational force likelihood decreases
away from isocenter
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the magnet’s static field is responsible for 4 main safety related effects
- transient biological effects - projectile hazards - torque on implants - translational force on foreign bodies
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magnetic field outside the bore, not confined to ceilings, floors, or walls
fringe field
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reversible amplitude of the T-wave
hematodynamic effect
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tips for reducing SAR
- increasing TR - reducing flip angle - using a different local receiver coil - removing/reducing presaturation pulses - scanning on lower field strength magnet