Matrix inversion - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Latest ARMRIT MOCK EXAMS |UPDATED| 7mm x.7mm x.5mm 0.1 mmol/kg The recommended dosage of gadoteridol or gadopentetate dimeglumine is? 1/2 TE ( TAU) 180, 90, 180 Which RF Pulse Sequence represents Inversion Recovery? A) 2000 TR, 25 TE Which of the following parameters has the longest scan time? A) 2000 TR, 25 TE B) 1000 TR, 100 TE C) 1000 TR, 15 TE D) 1500 TR, 100 TE D) 256×256 matrix, 1 mm slice thickness Combined with a 25.6cm Field of View, which of the following parameters wo...

MRI quiz 4 week 5 Exam Questions With Verified Answers In an FSE sequence that has 16 180° refocusing RF pulses after the initial 90° pulse. The echo train length would be: A) 15 B) 17 C) 16 D) 8 - answerC) 16 If a phase resolution (sharpness part of matrix) of 256 is desired, how many times does the TR period (time from initial 90 pulse to the next 90 pulse) have to be repeated? A) 256 times B) 384 times C) Never D) 512 times - answerA) 256 times Short Tau Inversion Re...

The NMV is rotated to the physical negative Z axis by applying a...? - C)180 pulse Increasing which parameter is considered the "best" technique for improving image quality? - C)NEX Studies have concluded that static magnetic fields up to what tesla produce no substantial harmful biological effects. - C)2.0 Tissues that have low (short) relaxation times have: - Higher relaxation rates Nuclei in their natural enviroment ( in the absence of a significant magnetic field) are aligned... - Ra...

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MRI quiz 4 week 5 Exam Questions With Verified Answers In an FSE sequence that has 16 180° refocusing RF pulses after the initial 90° pulse. The echo train length would be: A) 15 B) 17 C) 16 D) 8 - answerC) 16 If a phase resolution (sharpness part of matrix) of 256 is desired, how many times does the TR period (time from initial 90 pulse to the next 90 pulse) have to be repeated? A) 256 times B) 384 times C) Never D) 512 times - answerA) 256 times Short Tau Inversion Re...

A remedy for a Gibbs truncation artifact would be: A. Increase the field of view B. Reduce the number of phase encodings C. Increase the number of phase encodings D. Decrease the TE correct answersIncrease the number of phase encodings The HEIGHT of a peak on an MR spectrum correlates to the _________ of a substance that was detected. correct answersamount In a Fast Spin Echo (FSE) sequence, acquired with a short echo time (TE), yielding T1 or PD weighted images, blurring can be re...

ARMRIT Practice Questions with 100% Correct Answers |VERIFIED| The 2 types of enhancement media described by Lauffer, the mechanism of T1 agents is to decrease T1 relaxation time, thus emitting high signal An analogy for the decoding of the MR signal through Fourier Transform Basilar membrane processing sound Logically each line of phase encoding data is combined to allow the FT to determine the position along the y-axis. The number of phase encoding steps determines the number of pi...

A technique to avoid "cross-talk"? Interleaving Combining a metal ion with ligand reduces tendency to bind to proteins, enzymes or membranes. The degree to which they dissociate is a measure of their? Toxicity Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:00 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More The "best" technique for improving image quality is to increase? NEX Tissues that have low (short) relaxation times have? High (long) ...

What makes up the axial skeleton? - skull, vertebral column, rib cage What is recruitment? - activating more motor units to make more force What are flat bones? - Thin plates of compact bone - some cancellous What are flat bones used for? - protection and muscle attachment What are irregular bones? - Variable in shape size and function What is depolarisation? - Membrane potential becomes less negative what causes depolarisation? - Na+ enters the cell What are the features of the saddle jo...

HUBS 191 Progress Test |Question and Answers| 100% Correct What makes up the axial skeleton? *Ans* skull, vertebral column, rib cage What is recruitment? *Ans* activating more motor units to make more force What are flat bones? *Ans* Thin plates of compact bone - some cancellous What are flat bones used for? *Ans* protection and muscle attachment What are irregular bones? *Ans* Variable in shape size and function What is depolarisation? *Ans* Membrane potential becomes less negative wha...