MRI ALL-IN-ONE Mock 2 Flashcards
During TOF imaging, a TR of _______ is used to saturate stationary non-flowing spins.
0-5 ms
200-500 ms
100+ ms
20-50 ms
20-50 ms
During MRA sequences of the lower extremity, where is the best place to place saturation bands in order to null venous flow?
Inferior to a stack of slices
To the right of a stack of slices
To the left of a stack of slices
Superior to a stack of slices
Inferior to a stack of slices
What is the most common medical emergency experiences within the field of diagnostic imaging?
Shock
Stroke
Syncope
Epilepsy
Syncope
Which of the following is true in regards to gradient moment nulling (GMN)?
Most effective on slow laminar flow
All answers are correct
Uses either the slice-select gradient or frequency encoding gradient to rephrase flowing spins
Reduces intra-voxel dephasing
All answers are correct
At 1.5T, FLAIR pulse sequences use an inversion time (TI) within an approximate range of ________ in order to null the signal from fluid.
2000-3500 ms
400-550 ms
1700-2200 ms
100-175 ms
1700-2200 ms
What is the average systolic blood pressure?
140-160 mmHg
110-140 mmHg
60-80 mmHg
50-60 mmHg
110-140 mmHg
All GRE sequences have some extent of T2* contrast within them.
True or false
True
Faraday cages are composed of:
Tungsten
Niobium
Copper
Steel
Copper
What tissue characteristic represents the time it takes for 63% of transverse magnetization to decay?
T2 decay
T1 relaxation
PD
T2* Decay
T2 decay
Out of the 2 components of an image’s matrix, only the ___________ has a direct effect on time.
Frequency matrix
ETL
FOV
Phase matrix
Phase matrix
Typically, when GMN is applied during the acquisition of coronal or sagittal images, the ___________ gradient is used to flow compensation.
Phase encoding
Both the phase encoding and the frequency encoding
Slice-select
Frequency encoding
Frequency encoding
_________ can be used to null the signal from unwanted arterial/venous flow during contrast enhanced MRA.
Shims
Spatial saturation pulses
Chemical saturation pulses
Inversion pulses
Spatial saturation pulses
If a patient’s heart rate is 120 beats per minute, how long would one R to R interval be?
550 ms
500 ms
50 ms
450 ms
500 ms
The FDA limit for the strength of the static magnetic field when imaging infants UNDER one month of age is:
4T
3T
6T
8T
4T
In order to maintain resolution when applying multiplanar reconstruction, ________ voxels should be acquired during acquisition.
Large
Isotropic
Rectangular
Cylidrical
Isotropic
What term represents the time it takes for a gradient to achieve the required gradient strength/slope?
Gradient slew rate
Gradient amplifier
Duty cycle
Gradient rise time
Gradient rise time
What term describes the method used when only a portion of the echo is sampled?
Dixon technique
Fast fourier transform
Nyquist theorum
Partial echo technique
Partial echo technique
What term best describes an infection or illness originating from a medical examination or treatment?
Nosocomial infection
Hospitalized pathogen
Iatrogenic infection
Institutional infection
Iatrogenic infection
Areas of restricted diffusion appear _________ on ADC maps.
Dark
Bright
Isointense
Hyperintense
Dark
The dephasing of precessing spins due to magnetic field inhomogeneities is referred to as:
Field prime
T1 prime
T2 prime
Longitudinal relaxation
T2 prime
Out-of-phase imaging results in _________outlines around structures where fat and water interface.
Bright
Isointense
Hyperintense
Hypointense
Hypointense
Partial volume averaging is caused by:
All answers are correct
Small matrix
Thick slices
Large FOV
All answers are correct
What type of pulse sequence maintains partial longitudinal and transverse magnetization at all times?
Steady state
Fast GRE
Balances GRE
EPI
Steady state pulse sequences
What term describes extravasation that involves large amounts of contrast agents?
Infiltration
Compartment syndrome
Systemic reaction
NSF
Compartment syndrome