MRI Quiz

What does MRI stand for?

• Magnetic Realness Imaging

• Momentum Resonance Imaging

• Magnetic Resonance Imaging

• Magic Really Init

Which of these patients would and MRI not be suitable for?

• A child

• Someone with a metal pacemaker

• A baby

• A sufferer of clasutraphobia

• Patients with weak immune systems

Who was the first person to take a MRI of a living person?

• Sir Peter Mansfield

• Erik Odeblad

• Paul Bottomley

• Prof John Mallard

The magnetic in an MRI is strong enough to lift up:

• a Person

• a Car

• the Eiffel Tower

• a Space Shuttle

Which element does MRI use the magnetic properties of?

• Oxygen

• Carbon

• Hydrogen

• Pottasium

Which, if any, of these objects don't have a natural frequency?

• Glass

• Bridges

• People

• the Earth

• They all have natural frequencies

In an MRI machine which electromagnetic wave is used to resonate low-energy hydrogen atoms?

• Ultra-Violet waves

• Radiowaves

• Microwaves

• Gamma rays

Different tissues can be identified as they release electromagnetic waves at:

• different energies

• different rates

• different times of the day

• different wavelengths