Welcome to your MRI - B Professional Name: Email: Contact #: [To keep scan time at a minimum, diffusion imaging is typically performed with:] Single-shot EPI acquisition Single-shot FSE acquisition Multi-shot (two-shot) EPI acquisition Multi-shot (four-shot) EPI acquisition None . [For female pelvic imaging, the best view for the evaluation of the ovaries is the:] Sagittal Axial Coronal Oblique None . [On Figure arrow C is pointing to the:] Trapezium Trapezoid Capatate Hammate None Comment . [On Figure arrow C is pointing to the:] Femur Patella Femoral condyle Tibial plateau Tibial spine None Comment . [On Figure arrow A is pointing to the:] Trachea Esophagus Thyroid gland Carotid artery None Comment . [As TR increases, partial volume averaging:] Increases Decreases Stays the same Is not affected None . [On Figure arrow D is pointing to the:] Caudate nucleus Lentiform nucleus Internal capsule Claustrum None Comment . [On Figure arrow D is pointing to the:] Common iliac artery Internal iliac artery External iliac artery Femoral artery None Comment . [Frequency can be defined by the:] Rate of phase change per unit time Phase/2 Fourier equation Amplitude of the signal None . [When scanning patients to rule out brain tumors, the weighted images acquired to evaluate the extent of the lesion, after injection of gadolinium, are:] T1 T2 Proton density T2* gradient echo None . [Due to its size and orientation within the body, the entire pancreas can possibly be visualized on one imaging section if it is acquired:] Coronally with thin imaging sections Sagittally with thin imaging sections Axially with thin imaging sections Obliquely with thick imaging sections None . [Figure is likely to be acquired with:] Short TR and short TE Short TR and Long TE Long TR and Long TE Long TR and short TE None Comment . [If the slice thickness increases, the spatial resolution (all other factors remaining constant):] Increases Decreases Stays the same Is not affected None . [On Figure arrow B is pointing to the:] Frontal lobe Parietal lobe Occipital lobe Temporal lobe None Comment . [On Figure arrow G is pointing to the:] Gallbladder Head of the pancreas Body of the pancreas Tail of the pancreas None Comment . [On Figure arrow B is pointing to the:] Septum pellucidum Lateral ventricle Sylvian fissure Lateral fissure c and d None Comment . [STIR sequences can suppress the signal from all of the following EXCEPT:] Fat within bone marrow Gadolinium-enhancing lesions Retro-orbital fat Fluid (CSF) None . [All of the following may be considered an example of battery EXCEPT:] Touching the patient without consent Sharing patient information with another technologist in the work area Imaging the wrong body part Threatening the patient None . [The superimposition of signal that occurs when a LARGE FOV is acquired is known as:] Wrap around Fold over Aliasing Partial volume averaging None . [On Figure arrow K is pointing to the most anterior chamber of the heart, which is the:] Right atrium Left atrium Right ventricle Left ventricle Right lung Left lung None Comment . Time's up
