Neuroimaging Techniques Revision

______&______ neuroimaging are the TWO subdivisions of neuroimaging

which of the following are examples of structural neuroimaging techniques

• fMRI

• CT

• PET

• MRI

Neuroimaging:

• is a technique that captures a picture of the brain

• is used to see abnormalities within the brain

• was developed for medical diagnosis purposes

• is highly invasive for the participant

Which neuroimaging technique does not use an injected substance to gather its results?

• CT

• PET

• fMRI

• MRI

What type of scan is this?

• PET

• fMRI

• CAR

• CT

Which neuroimaging technique does use a glucose solution containing short lived radioactive tracer?

• VIT

• PET

• fMRI

• CT

_______ is a neuroimaging technique that uses magnetic feilds to vibrate atoms in the brain's neurons and generates a computer image showing the brain structure only.

Which of the following are functional neuroimaging techniques?

• CT

• fMRI

• MRI

• PET

The red area's within the scans shows;

• Abnormalities within the brain

• High levels of activity

• Low levels of activity

• Dense areas of the brain

How well do you feel you understand the content based on neuroimaging?

• Completely understand

• Understands most of the content

• Understands some of the content

• Completely lost