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______ discovered that a charged particle, such as a proton,
spinning around its own axis, has a magnetic field, known as
magnetic momentum. Correct Answers Felix Bloch

_______ developed equation showing the precession of nuclear
spins being proportional to magnetic field strength? Correct
Answers Sir Joseph Larmor

________ conceived the idea of echo planar imaging, which can
rapidly scan the whole brain. Correct Answers Sir Peter
Mansfield

_________________ discovered that when a magnet was moved
inside a coil of copper wire, a tiny electric current flowed
through the wire. Correct Answers Michael Faraday

A technologist who touches the patient without permission could
be found guilty. Correct Answers Battery

Discussing a patient confidential medical information with a
person who doesn't have a need to know is called. Correct
Answers Invasion of privacy

Ethical dilemmas in MRI may arise in cases where Correct
Answers Patients refuse medical treatment

In MRI, what is the primary purpose of the RF pulse? Correct
Answers To manipulate the spin of atomic nuclei

, In the context of MRI, informed consent from the patient is
essential for which of the following reasons? Correct Answers
To meet legal requirements

In the early days of MRI, which term was commonly used to
describe the technology? Correct Answers NMRI - Nuclear
Magnetic Resonance Imaging

In what year did the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
approve the first clinical MRI machine for diagnostic use in the
United States? Correct Answers 1984

In what year was the first successful MRI experiment conducted
by Paul Lauterbur and Raymond Damadian? Correct Answers
1970

Match the Following
1. Respecting the patient's right to make informed decisions.
2. Promoting the well-being and doing good for the patient
3. Emphasizing honesty and truthfulness
4. Avoiding harm and minimizing risks to the patient Correct
Answers 1. Autonomy
2. Beneficence
3. Veracity
4. Non-maleficence

Match the following MRI applications with their descriptions:
1. Angiography
2. Diffusion-weighted imaging
3. Magnetic resonance spectroscopy

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