MRI - PRELIM L3 Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
Q

The intrinsic angular momentum of
an atomic nucleus, much like how electrons have spin. The
concept comes from quantum mechanics and describes a
property of nucleons (protons and neutrons) inside the nucleus

A

Nuclear Spin

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Determines the energy levels of the nucleus in an external magnetic field, which can be detected and used to gather information about the environment around the nucleus.

A

Nuclear Spin

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TRUE OR FALSE

The value of the nuclear spin depends on the number
and types of nucleons in the nucleus

A

TRUE

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4
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Nuclei with an even number of nucleons usually have ________ nuclear spin

A

Zero

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Nuclei with an odd number of nucleons often have ________ nuclear spin

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Non-zero

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A fundamental law of physics states that a spinning, charged mass induces a magnetic field about itself.

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Magnetic Moment

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The nucleus is a spinning, charged particle and
therefore has an associated magnetic field. This
field is given the special name of

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Nuclear Magnetic Moment

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Ratio of the magnetic moment to the angular momentum of a particle; this is a constant for a given nucleus

A

Gyromagnetic Ratio

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9
Q

Gyromagnetic Ratio is measured in _______

A

MHz / T

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10
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The frequency of precession for nuclei with non-zero spin is _______ to the gyromagnetic ratio

A

Directly Proportional

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Mew (μ) corresponds to the _________

A

Magnetic Moment of a Particle

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The angular momentum or spin of the particle is represented by ____

A

J

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13
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The Gyromagnetic Ratio for Hydrogen-1 is ______

A

42.6 MHz/T

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The Gyromagnetic Ratio for Fluorine is ______

A

40.1 MHz/T

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15
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The Gyromagnetic Ratio for Phosphorus is ______

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17.2 MHz/T

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16
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The Gyromagnetic Ratio for Sodium is ______

17
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The Gyromagnetic Ratio for Carbon is ______

18
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The Gyromagnetic Ratio for Hydrogen-2 is ______

19
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The Gyromagnetic Ratio for Oxygen is ______

20
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The Gyromagnetic Ratio for Potassium is ______

21
Q

A single, isolated nucleus is never observed, just collections of
similar nuclei as an ______

22
Q

The Aggregate of Spins is sometimes called as _________ to emphasize the bulk of the signal-producing nuclear spins.

A

Ensemble of Spins

23
Q

Net Magnetization formula is written as:

24
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The process by which atomic nuclei are exposed to a strong magnetic field and then to a pulse of radiofrequency energy.

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The specific frequency at which this energy is absorbed by the nuclei is called the _________
Resonance Frequency
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The electromagnetic radiation produced by the oscillator is called a ________
Radiofrequency Emission
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An electromagnetic emission such as a radiofrequency (RF) is composed of an oscillating electric field positioned _______ to an oscillating magnetic field.
90 Degrees
28
The formula for Larmor Frequency is written as _______
f = γB0
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Used by mathematicians to diagram phenomena in space(X, Y, and Z) drawn perpendicular to one another to describe a coordinate system.
Cartesian Coordinate System
30
A quantity that has direction
Vector
31
Which tissue has the highest Relative Spin Density and how many ?
Cerebrospinal Fluid = 100
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As a hydrogen nuclei relax, they emit radiofrequency signals at the same frequency they absorbed when they were flipped.
Signal Emission
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Represents a loss of net XY magnetization and the loss of phase coherence in a plane perpendicular to or transverse to M0
T2 Relaxation Time
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It is the amount of time for the transverse magnetization to reach equilibrium
T1 Relaxation Time
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It is reasonable to expect that one of the parameters that affects the amplitude of the magnetic resonance (MR signal) might be the _________ within the volume of the sample
Number of Hydrogen Nuclei