An observer looking from the axial view would be looking as though from the patient’s ________________.

In computerized tomography, white matter will present as what color?

In a T1 MRI, an acute infarct will present itself as what color?

In an MRI, areas of the brain that are active have decreased blood flow relative to a less active state.

What is normally done to compensate for SPECT/PET’s limited resolution?

Which portion of the internal capsule separates the caudate nucleus and the lenticular nuclei?

Which one is these is not one of the benefits of a Computerized Tomography scan?

A Magnetic Resonance Imaging machine induces the magnetic resonance of what atomic structure?

Which form of MRI is enhanced by a radiofrequency pulse (fast resonance)?

On a T1 MRI, bone and air will appear_____--.

On a T2 MRI, CSF will appear ________.

Abnormalities such as an acute infarct, acute ischemia, and subacute ischemia will all appear what color on a T1 MRI?

Which of the following is not a benefit of using an MRI?

Which of the following can be injected into the vasculature to allow visualization of blood vessels and tumors in the brain?

Areas in the brain that are active have increased blood flow relative to a less active state.

Which MRI technique allows the visualization of axonal pathways in the brain and spinal cord? Radioactive angiography

The Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography (SPECT) and Positron Emission Tomography (PET) relies upon what type of emitters?

Which of the following imaging techniques is most expensive?

What two parts of the internal capsule enlarge to form the crus cerebri?

The Caudate nucleus, hippocampus, and the ________ are major boundaries for the lateral ventricles.

In a CT scan subacute blood will appear as what color?

Which of the following is not a benefit to a CT scan?

A patient who undergoes a MRI-T2 scan will display edema as what color on the scan?

Which of the following techniques can allow for an estimation of more active brain areas?