5
Pelvis
There will be five questions on imaging procedures for the pelvis in the advanced-level examination for MRI. These relate to
- Female
- Male
Q88 When imaging the male prostate, the use of an endorectal RF probe will:
| (a) | Increase the signal-to-noise ratio and allow for high-resolution images |  |
| (b) | Decrease bowel motion and allow for artifact-free images |  |
| (c) | Make the FOV smaller |  |
| (d) | Change the RF frequency |  |
Q89 When evaluating the female pelvis, the plane that best demonstrates the uterine anatomy is the:
| (a) | Coronal |  |
| (b) | Axial |  |
| (c) | Sagittal |  |
| (d) | Oblique |  |
Q90 Image 11 was acquired in the:
| (a) | Axial imaging plane |  |
| (b) | Sagittal imaging plane |  |
| (c) | Coronal imaging plane |  |
| (d) | Off-axis (oblique) imaging plane |  |
Q91 Image 11 is an example of:
| (a) | A T1 weighted image |  |
| (b) | A T2 weighted image |  |
| (c) | A spin (proton) density weighted image |  |
| (d) |
