FREE MRI Physics Questions and Answers

Question 1

When a constant magnetic field is present, hydrogen protons

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Stay basically orientated randomly while rotating around the field axis.

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do not experience any magnetic field effects

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Align yourself along the field and revolve around its center.

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Ascend the field and rotate around its center.

Question 2

Magnetization of hydrogen using MRI

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perpendicular to the primary magnetic field

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In the primary magnetic field path

Question 3

Following an RF burst, protons will

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Dephase in accordance with T2*, then recover in accordance with T1 along B0.

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As per T2*, recover along B0, and thereafter dephase in accordance with T1.

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As per T2*, dephase in accordance with T1 and then recover along B0.

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As instructed by T1, recover along B0, and then dephase as instructed by T2*.

Question 4

What differentiates T2 from T2* is

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The combination of changing molecular magnetic field inhomogeneity and static magnetic field inhomogeneity is represented by T2*, which equals T2.

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The combination of changing molecular magnetic field inhomogeneity and static magnetic field inhomogeneity is represented by T2*, or T2*.

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The combination of changing molecular magnetic field inhomogeneity and static magnetic field inhomogeneity, or T2*, is represented by T2.

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T2* is the product of changing molecular magnetic field inhomogeneity and static magnetic field inhomogeneity, which is represented by T2.

Question 5

One forms a spin echo through

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changing the path of a proton using a radiofrequency pulse

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Using a gradient of a negative magnetic field

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Turning B0 in the opposite direction

Question 6

Spin echo sequence is modified by rapid spin echo sequence by

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Adding 180-degree pulses in succession

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Gradient additions for spoilers

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Adding repeated pulses of 90 degrees

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progressively adding gradients encoded with frequencies

Question 7

Fast spin echo sequences, in contrast to spin echo, have

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T2 weighting increased but susceptibility decreased

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T2 weighting decreased but susceptibility rose

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Diminished susceptibility and T2 weighting

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elevated susceptibility and elevated T2 weighting

Question 8

In contrast to the spin echo sequence (SE), the gradient echo sequence (GRE)

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has T2* dephasing and lacks a 180-degree pulse.

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has a T2 dephasing pattern and no 180-degree pulse.

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possesses a 180-degree pulse and T2 dephasing

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possesses a 180-degree pulse and T2* dephasing.

Question 9

In contrast to SE, GRE sequences employ

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reduced TR and TE lengths

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shorter TE and longer TR

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greater TE and TR lengths

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longer TE and shorter TR

Question 10

Traditional GRE order

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Reduce the impact of residual transverse magnetization by using spoiler gradients.

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Maintain transverse magnetization for additional attempts

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To lessen the impact of residual transverse magnetization, use long TR.