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Thin sagittal FLAIR images are important for which type of pathology? ✔Correct Answer-multiple
sclerosis
The pituitary stalk is also know as _________ ✔Correct Answer-Infundibulum
When imaging the brain of a 7 month old for evaluation of myelination which sequence is suggested?
✔Correct Answer-T1-weighted images
This type of imaging sequence is very sensitive acute cerebral infarction. ✔Correct Answer-Difusion
Centering for a routine brain should be at: ✔Correct Answer-Glabella
The medial and lateral rectus muscles are located in the: ✔Correct Answer-Eyes
Lesions of the pituitary gland will ________ signal intensity compared to the gland itself after
contrast media injection. ✔Correct Answer-lower
the right and left optic nerve join at the: ✔Correct Answer-optic chiasm
a 3D phase contrast sequence is best suited for which type of anatomy/pathology? ✔Correct
Answer-large aneursym
which arteries join together to form the basilar artery? ✔Correct Answer-vertebral arteries
the vertebral artery supplies blood to what? ✔Correct Answer-the posterior brain
plot left to right covering both temporal margins ✔Correct Answer-sagittal acquisituon
parallel to third ventricle and midsagittal fissure ✔Correct Answer-slice alignment
C2 vertex, anterior to posterior cranial margins ✔Correct Answer-anatomic coverage
plot inferior to superior, foramen magnum to vertex ✔Correct Answer-axial slice acquision
parallel to genu and plenium of corpus callosum ✔Correct Answer-axial slice alignment
nasion to occiput (back of head) , foramen magnum to vertex ✔Correct Answer-axial anatomic
coverage
plot anterior to posterior, frontal sinus through occiput, cervical to vertex ✔Correct Answer-
coronal slice acquision
Answers |Latest Version| Guaranteed to Pass
(Already Graded A+)
Thin sagittal FLAIR images are important for which type of pathology? ✔Correct Answer-multiple
sclerosis
The pituitary stalk is also know as _________ ✔Correct Answer-Infundibulum
When imaging the brain of a 7 month old for evaluation of myelination which sequence is suggested?
✔Correct Answer-T1-weighted images
This type of imaging sequence is very sensitive acute cerebral infarction. ✔Correct Answer-Difusion
Centering for a routine brain should be at: ✔Correct Answer-Glabella
The medial and lateral rectus muscles are located in the: ✔Correct Answer-Eyes
Lesions of the pituitary gland will ________ signal intensity compared to the gland itself after
contrast media injection. ✔Correct Answer-lower
the right and left optic nerve join at the: ✔Correct Answer-optic chiasm
a 3D phase contrast sequence is best suited for which type of anatomy/pathology? ✔Correct
Answer-large aneursym
which arteries join together to form the basilar artery? ✔Correct Answer-vertebral arteries
the vertebral artery supplies blood to what? ✔Correct Answer-the posterior brain
plot left to right covering both temporal margins ✔Correct Answer-sagittal acquisituon
parallel to third ventricle and midsagittal fissure ✔Correct Answer-slice alignment
C2 vertex, anterior to posterior cranial margins ✔Correct Answer-anatomic coverage
plot inferior to superior, foramen magnum to vertex ✔Correct Answer-axial slice acquision
parallel to genu and plenium of corpus callosum ✔Correct Answer-axial slice alignment
nasion to occiput (back of head) , foramen magnum to vertex ✔Correct Answer-axial anatomic
coverage
plot anterior to posterior, frontal sinus through occiput, cervical to vertex ✔Correct Answer-
coronal slice acquision
