Pre-Quiz - 2019 Los Angeles

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1. Question
How many operating modes are there for a clinical or research MR scanner?
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How do SAR and B1+rms compare?
- SAR defines the power taken up by the patient and B1+rms defines the transmitted RF energy strength
- SAR defines the limit of the RF power while B1+rms defines the limit of the gradient power
- SAR defines the power limit for adults while B1+rms defines the power limit for the pediatric population
- SAR is always greater than B1+rms
- SAR refers to magnetic fields while B1+rms refers to electrical fields
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3. Question
For superconductive MR scanners, where is the strongest static magnetic field Bo found in superconductive MR scanners?
- Near the bore opening at the radial center of the scanner
- Near the bore opening at the radial periphery of the scanner
- At the bore center at the radial center of the scanner
- At the bore center at the radial periphery of the scanner
- Circumferentially just at the edges of the 30 cm diameter spherical volume (DSV) from isocenter
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For superconductive MR scanners, where is the strongest magnetic spatial gradient (dB/dx, aka static field gradient) found in superconductive MR scanners?
- Near the bore opening at the radial center of the scanner
- Near the bore opening at the radial periphery of the scanner
- At the bore center at the radial center of the scanner
- At the bore center at the radial periphery of the scanner
- Circumferentially just at the edges of the 30 cm diameter spherical volume (DSV) from isocenter
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5. Question
Which of the following would present the greatest concern for arrhythmogenesis (i.e., the potential to induce a cardiac arrhythmia in the patient) in a superconductive 1.5T MRI scanner?
- A 5’ 9” male patient with Harrington rods from T1-T8, T spine MRI study centered at T5
- A 6’ male patient with a 25 cm length of abandoned defibrillator lead extending from the upper outer left chest to the left lateral ventricular wall, left knee MRI study for meniscal tear centered at the tibia-femoral joint
- A 5’ 3” female patient with a 30 cm length of an abandoned pacemaker lead extending from the right upper chest to the left ventricular wall, acute stroke MRI centered on the eyes (canthomeatal line) with transmit-receive head coil being used
- 5’ 8” female patient for cardiac MRI study with a 2.5 cm length of retained epicardial pacer wire/lead
- 5’ 7” female ICU patient for MRI of the cervical spine centered at C4 to evaluate for cord compression with thermodilution Swan-Ganz catheter in a right distal pulmonary artery branch vessel
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