MRI - PRELIM L1 Flashcards

1
Q

Any material or object that produces a magnetic field

A

Magnet

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2
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It is a force field that can attract or repel other magnetic materials

A

Magnetic Field

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2
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The word magnetism is derived from the ______ word ______ from region _____

A
  1. Greek
  2. Magnes
  3. Magnesia
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3
Q

Man-made magnets can be used in the following materials except:

A. Electronics
B. Motors
C. Compasses
D. Lodestone

A

D. Lodestone

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3
Q

Magnets can either be _______ or ______

A

Natural or Man-made

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4
Q

Magnesia is now known as __________, found by a shepherd at around ________

A
  1. Manisa
  2. 1,000 BC
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4
Q

He noticed that a compass needle (which normally aligns with Earth’s magnetic field) deflected when placed near a wire carrying an electric current.

A

Hans Christian Orsted - 1820

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5
Q

Which type of natural magnet was discovered by the shepherd ?

BONUS Q: To whom did he consult and found out that metal can be magnetize by rubbing _______ on it ?

A
  1. Lodestone

BONUS Q: Pliny the Elder

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6
Q

He developed a method to measure the magnetic properties of atomic nuclei, laying the groundwork for Nuclear Magnetic
Resonance (NMR).

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Isidor Isaac Rabi - 1930s

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7
Q

Bloch and Purcell were awarded with the Nobel Prize in _____ in _____

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  1. Physics
  2. 1952
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8
Q

His works led to the explanation and development and concepts of NMR Spectroscopy

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Edward Purcell - 1946

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8
Q

Fill in the blanks:

Damadian produced a crude NMR image of a _______ in _______ and the first body image in ________.

A
  1. Rat Tumor
  2. 1974
  3. 1977
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9
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He continued extensive studies with the NMR of water, thereby laying the groundwork for later developments that led to MRI

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Felix Bloch - 1946

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10
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He showed that malignant tissue has a different NMR spectrum from normal tissue while working with NMR spectroscopy

A

Raymond Damadian

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11
Q

The first whole-body MRI system is named _______ with a field strength of only ~ 0.05 T

A. Inevitable
B. Immovable
C. Indomitable
D. Indestructible

A

C. Indomitable

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12
Q

How long did the first body image take to be produced ?

A. 4 Hours
B. 4 Days
C. 4 Weeks
D. 4 Months

A

A. 4 Hours

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13
Q

By collecting data from _____ voxels, with one voxel at a time, the image was crude, but clearly showed the heart, lungs, and the walls of the chest cavity.

A. 104 Voxels
B. 105 Voxels
C. 106 Voxels
D. 107 Voxels

A

C. 106 Voxels

14
Q

What is the name of Damadian’s student / assistant ?

A

Larry Minkoff

15
Q

Raymond Damadian is hence considered as ________

A

The Father of Magnetic Resonance Imaging

16
Q

He proposed the concept of using magnetic field gradients to create two-dimensional images.

A

Paul C. Lauterbur - 1973

17
Q

It is an imaging system that has a Gradient System (Gx, Gy, Gz) to pick up and excite a particular section of human body in three dimension then broadcast a first visual of 2 tube in Nature Magazine

A

Zeugmatography

18
Q

In 1975, ________ from ________ University built the base of the Magnetic Resonance

A
  1. Richard Ernst
  2. Zurich
19
Q

Ernst offered the method of FREQUENCY and PHASE CODING and thought of using ________instead of Radon Transform

A

Fourier Transform

20
Q

He developed Echo Planar Imaging (EPI) which provided very fast imaging

A

Peter Mansfield - 1977

21
Q

He discovered the multiplanar property of MR and detected first lesion.

A

Peter H. Hawkins - 1980

22
Q

This technique was considered better for pathologic imaging

A

T2 Based Spin-Echo Technique

22
Q

He obtained visuals by using the Ernst technique

A

William A. Edelstein - 1980

23
Q

The first patient-applied contrast agent for MR is ________

A

Gadolinium - Diethylenetriaminepentaacetic Acid (Gd-DTPA)

24
Q

This technique was used to image the heart’s phase in real-time

A

EPI Technique

25
Q

He accomplished imaging of veins without contrast agents by developing Magnetic Resonance Angiography

A

Charles Dumuoulin

25
Q

When was fMRI discovered ?

26
Q

The imaging of lungs was achieved in ______ by _______ and _______

A

1.1994
2. New York State
3. Princeton University

26
Q

The FDA allowed marketing up to _____ Tesla Devices in _______

27
Q

Enumerate the Types of Magnets:

A
  1. Permanent Magnets
  2. Temporary Magnets
  3. Electromagnets
28
Q

These magnets maintain their magnetism over time without needing any external power.

A

Permanent Magnets

29
Q

These materials become magnetic only when exposed to a magnetic field.

A

Temporary Magnets

30
Q

These are magnets that are created by running an electric current through a coil of wire, usually wrapped around a core made of ferromagnetic material.

A

Electromagnets

31
Q

Magnetic poles are ______ and _____

A

North and South

32
Q

These are areas/points where the magnetic force is the strongest

A

Magnetic Poles

33
Q

Fill in the blanks:

Opposite Poles _____ whereas Like Poles ________

A

Opposite = Attract
Like = Repel

34
Q

Magnetic field lines always go from the ______ to the ______

A

North Pole to the South Pole

35
Q

The strength of the magnetic field is expressed in ______