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Static field metrics: ANSWER 1T = 10,000G

(0.5mT = 5G)


Who produced guidelines named "Criteria for Significant Risk" that define what
constitutes a significant risk of exposure to magnetic fields linked with MRI? -
Response from FDA


According to FDA standards, exposure to a static field that does not pose a major
risk is limited to 8T for people and infants older than one month.

Limited to 4T for newborns under 1 month.


Forces associated to static field - ANSWER: Torque/rotation.

-Translation/Displacement

-Lenz


ANSWER: Magnetic saturation The point at which an increase in magnetic force
creates no more magnetic effect in a magnetic substance.


Magnetic saturation depends on: - ANSWER - material

-Size and Shape

-temperature

, Most ferromagnetic objects will saturate at: - ANSWER: 0.3T -2.2T


Torque is the force applied on an elongated ferromagnetic object so that it aligns
with the direction of the magnetic field.


In a horizontal field magnet, torque causes an item to align along the
_____________ axis. - ANSWER Z


In a vertical field magnet, torque causes an item to align along the _____________
axis. - Answer y.


Torque depends on: - ANSWER - length (longer=greater).

- Shape (elongated>sperical)

- Texture (soft, flexible, or firm) (leads, wires, plate)

-location in magnet (largest at the isocenter).


Torque is greater at the ANSWER isocenter.


Translational or displacement (rocket effect) - ANSWER attracting force on a
ferromagnetic item in a spatial gradient magnetic field


The translational force increases as the field change over distance increases
(dB/dx).


The spatial gradient magnetic fields are given as T/m or G/cm.



(1 T/m equals 100 G/cm)

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