
MRI Study Questions Part 4
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- Q1
What zone is intended for screened MRI patients?
Zone 3
Zone 1
Zone 4
Zone 2
30s - Q2
What zone is intended for screened patients under direct supervision?
Zone 2
Zone 3
Zone 1
Zone 4
30s - Q3
What magnetic field is the MR technologist most exposed to?
RF
Static Magnetic Fields
30s - Q4
The FDA regulates the magnetic field strength for populations. The magnetic strength for the entire population should not exceed what?
4 Gauss
8 Tesla
4 Tesla
4 Gauss
30s - Q5
The FDA regulates the magnetic field strength for populations. The magnetic strength for those over 1 mo of age should not exceed what?
4 Gauss
8 Tesla
4 Tesla
8 Gauss
30s - Q6
The strength of the isocenter of the bore is measured in what?
Tesla
Guass
30s - Q7
The strength of the periphery of the bore is measure in what?
Gauss
Tesla
30s - Q8
What type of shielding is used within the scanner presenting as superconducting windings, reducing the fringe magnetic field?
Passive shielding
Active shielding
30s - Q9
What type of shielding Is used to line the room walls with steel?
passive shielding
active shielding
30s - Q10
What type of shielding is used to line the room walls with copper?
RF shielding
passive shielding
30s - Q11
FDA safety levels for RF exposure during MR exams are defined as?
SAR restrictions
Tesla restrictions
Heating restrictions
30s - Q12
FDA guidelines of a level of concern when RF absorption increases the body temperature by how much?
2* F
1* F
2 * Celsius
1* Celsius
30s - Q13
What is a risk factor for increased SAR levels?
kyphosis
anorexia
Hypertension
30s - Q14
Biological effects can occur with RF, by thermal and tissue heating.
truefalseTrue or False30s - Q15
Doubling the flip angle will do what to RF absorption?
Decrease it by a factor of 2
Increase it by a factor of 2
Increase it by a factor of 4
Decrease it by a factor of 4
30s
