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MRI Parameters and Tradeoffs - ARRT Registry Questions and Answers Latest Version Already Passed What happens when the repetition time (TR) is increased? A. T1 contrast is enhanced B. Scan time decreases C. Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) improves D. Slice thickness decreases Which adjustment will improve spatial resolution in MRI? A. Increasing field of view (FOV) B. Increasing matrix size C. Reducing number of excitations (NEX) D. Increasing slice thickness What is the effec...

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MRI MIC Book 1 Questions and Answers Latest Version Graded A+ Why is the Nyquist theorem important in MRI? It ensures adequate sampling of signals to prevent aliasing What is the main advantage of fast spin-echo (FSE) sequences? They reduce scan time while maintaining T2 contrast How does magnetic field strength affect signal-to-noise ratio? Higher field strength improves signal-to-noise ratio, enhancing image quality Why is cardiac gating used in MRI? To synchronize image...