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What is the main risk associated with ferromagnetic objects in the MRI room?
A. Increased scan time
B. Artifacts in the image
C. Noise interference
✔✔D. Projectile hazard
Which group of patients is at the highest risk for MRI-related thermal injuries?
A. Patients with a history of seizures
✔✔B. Patients with implanted electronic devices
C. Patients with claustrophobia
D. Patients with motion sickness
Why must all metallic objects be removed before entering the MRI suite?
✔✔A. To prevent them from becoming projectiles
B. To enhance image contrast
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,C. To increase patient comfort
D. To reduce radiofrequency (RF) heating
Which type of MRI zone is strictly controlled and requires screening for entry?
A. Zone I
B. Zone II
✔✔C. Zone III
D. Zone IV
What is the primary reason for using ear protection in MRI?
A. To block out RF energy
✔✔B. To protect against high noise levels from gradient coils
C. To prevent dizziness
D. To enhance patient relaxation
Which of the following is considered an absolute contraindication for an MRI scan?
✔✔A. A patient with a pacemaker that is not MRI-compatible
B. A patient with dental fillings
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, C. A patient with a history of migraines
D. A patient with a knee replacement older than 10 years
Which material is considered safe to bring into the MRI environment?
✔✔A. Non-ferromagnetic titanium
B. Stainless steel surgical instruments
C. Copper wiring
D. Standard aluminum oxygen tanks
Why are patients screened for tattoos before an MRI scan?
A. To assess allergic reactions
✔✔B. To avoid potential skin burns due to metallic pigments
C. To check for image distortion
D. To ensure accurate positioning
What should be done if a patient experiences anxiety or claustrophobia during an MRI scan?
A. Reschedule the exam
✔✔B. Offer mild sedation if necessary
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