chap 1&10 review Flashcards
the static magnetic field is referred to as
B0
the signal/voltage is only induced if there is _______ magnetization in the transverse plane that is in-phase
coherent
high energy nuclei align their magnetic moments in the anti - parallel direction are ________ nuclei
spin-down
process by which hydrogen loses its energy
relaxation
application of an RF pulse that causes resonance, “energy giving”
excitation
relationship between angular momentum & the magnetic moment of each MR-active nucleus
gyromagnetic ratio
when an object is exposed to an oscillating perturbation that has a frequency close to its own natural frequency of oscillation
resonance
balance between spin-up and spin-down nuclei
NMV
what are 2 results of resonance
- NMV moves out of alignment with B0
- magnetic moments move into phase with each other
most abundant atom in the human body
hydrogen
the atomic number comes from
the sum of protons
the atomic mass comes from
the sum of protons & neutrons in the nucleus
the precessional frequencies of MR-active nuclei fall within which band of the electromagnetic spectrum
radio frequency
the time from the application of the RF excitation pulse to the peak of the signal
TE
the point in a pulse sequence from the excitation pulse to the echo of the signal
TE (time to echo)
the time from the application of one RF excitation pulse to the application of the next RF pulse for each slice
TR (time to repetition)
the position of the magnetic moment at any point of time is recorded as their
phase
what best refers to the position of the magnetic moment on their precessional path as it travels 360 degrees during one rotation
phase
protium has a atomic number & mass number of
1
even atomic number & mass number
forces cancel out , no spin
odd number of protons, neutrons, or both
has net spin, or angular momentum
unit of precessional frequency
Hertz
the three types of motion inherent within the atom with angular momentum
- electrons spinning on their own axis
- electrons orbiting the nucleus
- nucleus itself spinning about its own axis
T/F: the number of spin-up / spin-down is directly related to the strength of the magnetic field
true