PS 1 Flashcards

1
Q

In a pulse sequence diagram, gradient indications are for physical or logical gradients?

A

Logical

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2
Q

In a spin echo sequence, the 90° RF Pulse place the LMV into the________

A

transverse plane

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3
Q

In a spin echo pulse sequence, immediately after the 90° RF pulse the spins are in the ________ plane & are ________ coherent.

A

in the TRANSVERSE plane & are PHASE coherent.

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4
Q

Completing all of the selected number of phase encoding steps in a spin echo sequence is equivalent to _______ NEX/NSA

A

1

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5
Q

Doubling the NEX / NSA yields approximately a ____________.

A

40% increase in SNR.

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6
Q

Another term for “frequency encoding” is

A

readout

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7
Q

In a spin echo pulse sequence, ______ phase encoding steps are collected every TR period.

A

1

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8
Q

The domain where phase encoding data is stored is called

A

K-Space

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9
Q

In a spin echo pulse sequence, how many TR periods occur if the user selected 200 phase encoding steps?

A

200

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10
Q

In a spin echo sequence, FID stands for what?

A

Free Induction Decay

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11
Q

True or False:

The Set-up Pulse is an essential step shown in a pulse sequence diagram.

A

False

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12
Q

In a pulse sequence diagram, “GX” indicates what?

A

Gradient used for Frequency encoding

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13
Q

In a pulse sequence diagram, “GZ” indicates what?

A

gradient used for slice encoding

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14
Q

in a spin echo pulse sequence, the time from one 90° RF Pulse to the next 90° RF pulse is:

A

TR

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15
Q

In a spin echo pulse sequence, the phase encoding gradient is turned on when?

A

immediately following the 90° RF pulse

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16
Q

The purpose of gradients is to change the _______ of spins.

A

the precessional frequency of the spins.

17
Q

What are the 4 categories of magnetic susceptibility?

A

Diamagnetic
Paramagnetic
Super-Paramagnetic
Ferromagnetic

18
Q

What is defined as the tendency of a substance to attract or repel magnetic lines of force dependent on the magnetic properties of its electrons?

A

Magnetic Susceptibility

19
Q

In K-space, the outer lines conatin the majority of the _______ information.

A

Spatial Resolution

20
Q

The purpse of phase & frequency encoding gradients is to _______.

A

Spatially locate where the signals are coming from.

21
Q

What are the 4 main parts of every pulse sequence?

A

Slice Excitation
Phase encoding
Frequency encoding (readout)
Echo Generation

22
Q

In a spin echo pulse sequence, if TR is increased, what happens to your scan time?

A

Scan time is increased.

(Also increases T1w)

23
Q

In a spin echo pulse sequence, if the time from the 90° RF Pulse to the 180° RF Pulse is INCREASED, then _______ is also increased.

A

TE

24
Q

In a spin echo pulse sequence, the REFOCUSING PULSE is accomplished by using a ______ RF pulse.

A

A 180° RF Pulse.

25
Q

In K-space, the central or middle lines contain the majority of the ________.

A

SNR / Contrast

26
Q

Substances with ________ susceptibility weakly attract or repel magnetic lines of force.
Magnetic susceptibility of most human body tissues are described as _______.

A

Diamagnetic

27
Q

What is the function of the “SET-UP” pulse?

A

to create the desired amount of T1 relaxation.

28
Q

In a spin echo pulse sequence, the only thing that changes from one TR period to the next is the:

A

Phase encoding gradient
(Gy)

29
Q

In a spin echo pulse sequence, FID immediately:

A

Dephased & Phase encoded.

30
Q

In a spin echo pulse sequence, if the TE is increased, what happens to T2W?

A

t2w is increased.

31
Q

In a spin echo sequence, the first RF Pulse is the________

A

slice excitation 90° RF Pulse

32
Q

In a spin echo pulse sequence, what is the first gradient that is used?

A

Slice Encoding Gradient (Gz)

33
Q

In a spin echo pulse sequence, for the best proton density weighting, use a long TR and ______ TE.

A

short.

34
Q

In a spin echo pulse sequence, for the best T1 weighting, use a ________.

A

moderate TR.

35
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