Fundamentals Flashcards
in the equation associated with LARMOR Equation, B(o)stand for
static magnetic field
in the equation associate with Larmor Equation, ω(o) stand for
frequency
in the equation associate with Larmor Equation, ϒ stand for
gyromagnetic ratio
a magnetic field strength of .05 T is equivalent to
5000 G
a condition whereby there are MORE spins in line with the magnetic field that opposed is knwn as
theralequilibrium
during thermal equalibrium there are
more spins in the low energy state
proton spins that are in line with the static magnetic field B(o) are referred to as all of the following
spin up
parallel
low energy spins
the microscopic magnetic field associated with the proton within the magnetic field is knwn as the
magnetic moment (µ)
during thermal equilibrium the vector taht represents the spn excess is known as the
net magnetization value (NMV)
the RF pulse is applied to acheive a condition known as
excitation
during excitation all of the following occur
low energy spins enter high energy state
spins begin to precess in phase
the NMV is transferred into the transverse plane
During relaxation all of the folloiwng occur
high energy spins return to a low energy state
spins begin to precess out of pahse or lose phase coherence
the NMV recovers longitudinally
T1 relaxation is also known as all of the following
T1 recovery
spin lattice
longitudinal recovery or relaxatoin
T2 relaxatoin is also known as
spin spin
T2 relaxatoin is also known as all of the following
T2 decay
spin spin
transverse relaxation
T1 relaxation time is defined as when
63% of the longitudinal magnetization has regrown
T2 relaxatoin time is defined as when
63% of the transverse magnetization has decayed
images acquired with a spin echo pulse sequence having a SHORT TR and TE valuse yield images known as
T1WI
images acquired with a spn echo pulse sequence having a LONG TR and TE valuses yield images known as
T2WI
images acquired with a spin echo pulse sequence having a LONG TR and SHORT TE valuse syield images known as
PDWI
spino density is another term for
proton density
spin density is determined by the
amount of excess spins in the low energy state at equilibrium
gradient echo (steady state) sequences acquired with short TR and flip angle combinations along with a moderately long TE yield images with
T2* contrast
T2 + T2’ equals
T2*
the LOGICAL gradient that is used for slice selection for the acquisition of an axial slice is the
z gradient