Which component of a CT scanner is responsible for measuring the intensity of radiation exiting the patient?

What type of imaging is particularly suitable for observing soft tissues such as the brain using MRI?

What is the purpose of using pulse sequences in MRI imaging?

A patient with renal insufficiency that is administered gadolinium has a higher risk of developing _____________________; an untreatable and debilitating illness that causes fibrosis throughout the body.

CT imaging was first developed for full-body scans from its inception in the early 1970s.

What was one limitation of the first-generation CT scanners introduced in the 1970s?

Reconstruction time is the time from the beginning of imaging to the appearance of the image.

What type of magnet is most commonly used in MRI systems for clinical imaging?

In the context of MRI, what is meant by ‘blood oxygen level-dependent (BOLD) imaging’?

What is the typical range of kV settings for adult CT scans?