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Brain Anatomy Part I Quiz I from MRIQuiz
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Letter C in Image 10 is pointing to:
Anterior horn lateral ventricle
Image 5 is an example of an:
MRA Circle or Willis
Letter B in Image 7 is pointing to:
Splenium of the corpus callosum
Letter A in Image 9 is pointing to:
Caudate nucleus
Letter F in Image 5 is pointing to:
Middle cerebral artery
Letter E in Image 14 is pointing to:
Fornix
Letter D in Image 14 is pointing to:
Saggital sinus
Letter A in Image 10 is pointing to:
Basal ganglia
Letter B in Image 13 is pointing to:
Caudate nucleus
Image 6 is an example of a ___ weighted sequence acquired in the axial imaging plane
T2
Letter F in Image 8 is pointing to:
Medulla oblongata
Letter E in Image 6 is pointing to:
Cochlea
Letter B in Image 10 is pointing to:
Posterior horn lateral ventricle
Image 11 is an example of a T2 weighted sequence acquired in the ___ scan plane
Coronal
Letter A in Image 8 is pointing to:
Lateral ventricle
Letter B in Image 16 is responsible for blood supply for the
anterior brain
Letter E in Image 12 is pointing to:
Pons
Letter C in Image 9 is pointing to:
Third ventricle
Letter E im Image 13 is pointing to:
Grey matter
Letter G in Image 12 is pointing to:
Lateral rectus muscle
Letter A in image 5 is pointing to:
Anterior cerebral artery
Letter A in Image 16 is pointing to:
External carotid artery
Letter B in image 8 is pointint to:
corpus callsoum
Letter E in image 16 is responsible for blood supply to the:
posterior brain
Letter E in image 5 is pointing to
posterior cerebral artery
Letter E in image 16 is pointing to:
vertebral artery
Letter E in Image 8 is pointing to:
4th ventricle
Letter F in Image 14 is pointing to:
Internal carotid artery
Letter B in Image 12 is pointing to:
lens
The medial and lateral rectus muscles are located in the:
eyes
Letter B in Image 9 is pointing to:
Thalamus
Letter B in Image 16 is pointing to:
Internal carotid artery
Image 16 is an example of what type of MR image?
MRA extracranial circulartion
Letter D in Image 16 is pointing to:
common cartoid artery
Letter C in image 14 is pointing to
corpus callosum
Letter D in Image 12 is pointing to
Pituitary gland
Letter F in Image 12 is pointing to:
Internal carotid artery
Letter A in Image 14 is pointing to:
Pituitary gland
Letter C in image 12 is pointing to:
Left optic nerve
Letter C in image 5 is pointing to
vertebral artery
Letter D in Image 7 is pointing to:
cerebellum
Letter A in image 6 is pointing to
sphenoid sinus
Letter C in Image 7 is pointing to
pons
Letter D in Image 9 is pointing to:
lentiform nucleus
Letter D in Image 13 is pointing to:
White matter
Image 9 is an example of a _____ weighted sequence acquired in the _______ scan plane.
T2; axial
Letter A in Image 7 is pointing to:
Genu to the corpus callosum
Letter B in Image 14 is pointing to:
lateral ventricle
The pituitary stalk is also known as:
infundibulum
Which intracranial artery passes through the sylvian fissure?
middle cerebral
Letter C in Image 16 is pointing to:
common carotid bifurcation
Letter C in image 8 is pointing to
thalamus
Image 8 is an example of a _______ weighted sequence acquired in the _______ scan plane.
T1; sagittal
Which arteries join together to form the basilar artery?
vertebral arteries
Letter D in image 6 is pointing to:
Cochlea
Letter D in Image 5 is pointing to:
basilar artery
Letter D in image 8 is pointing to
tentorium
Letter F in image 13 is pointing to
lentiform nucleus
Letter C in image 6 is pointing to
7th cranial nerve
Letter H in imagee 12 is pointing to:
globe
Letter E in image 9 is pointing to
frontal sinus
Letter B in image 5 is pointing to
Internal carotid artery
Image 7 is an example of a ___ weighted sequence acquired in the ____ scan plane
T2 FLAIR; Sagittal
Letter C in Image 13 is pointing to:
Internal capsule
Letter A in Image 16 is responsible for blood supply in the:
face
Letter A in Image 12 is pointing to
medial rectus muscle
Letter F in Image 6 is pointing to
maxillary sinus
Letter B in image 6 is pointing to:
internal carotid artery
the right and left optic nerve join at the
optic chiasm
Letter J in Image 12 is pointing to:
right lens