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MRI Presentation
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Tessa Larsen
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Updated Apr 12, 2021
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Chapter 1
00:02
Chapter 2
00:43
Chapter 3
00:45
Chapter 4
00:45
Chapter 5
00:46
Chapter 6
00:51
Chapter 7
00:57
Chapter 8
01:12
Chapter 9
01:22
Chapter 10
01:25
Chapter 11
01:49
Chapter 12
02:05
Chapter 13
02:08
Chapter 14
02:10
Chapter 15
02:42
Chapter 16
02:44
Chapter 17
03:40
Chapter 18
03:41
Chapter 19
Audio Transcript
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All right next on how to use an MRI.
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So firstly the patient will lie on a bed um
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either ft 1st.
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Our head first depending on the body part that is
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being scanned.
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The MRI is operated by a computer by a technician
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in a different room.
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A coil will be placed over the body part that
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is going to be imaged of.
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And it will slice like bread of the different body
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parts for the technician to evaluate clicking sounds will go
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off and it is very constant.
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Um This is the sound of the image being taken.
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Images will then show up on the computer for the
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technician to evaluate some details about the MRI.
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Um are typical M.
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R. I will take about 25 minutes to an hour.
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Individual must lay still during the whole entire time or
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the images will be blurred.
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If the patient and the MRI are having troubles with
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certain body parts not showing up very clearly.
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An ivy will be injected with gadolinium which helps produce
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clearer images.
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Headphones and earplugs will be given to the patient for
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them to listen to so it can drown out that
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constant clicking noise.
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The patient can also talk to the technician on the
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other side of the room.
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People have metal plates or like an iron rod and
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their femur for an example, or cochlear implants, pacemakers or
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wearing jewelry are very much prohibited to an MRI.
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It can be very very dangerous since it is a
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magnetic to that is being used.
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Um And that picture right, there is a good example
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of a typical room where the tube and the patient
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is on one room and the technician with the computer
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is on the other side of the room and he
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can see through the window next would be pros and
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cons of using an MRI.
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Some benefits include that it is non evasive, It's very
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safe to use.
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It does not use radiation so it doesn't cause much
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harm to the patient that is being uh in the
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tube there very clear images will show up and it
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can be easier for doctors and technicians to evaluate.
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And it covers a larger portion of the body from
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many different angles.
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So this is very beneficial to again for everybody.
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However some disadvantages would be that an MRI can be
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very expensive from $1,000 or more.
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Um And other part is that since this does take
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up to 25 minutes or so the patient must lay
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still for the the whole entire time.
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And this can really be painful for people who are
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claustrophobic. They'll have a harder time uh sitting or laying
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in that tube.
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Hopefully when they have the music going on that can
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help them.
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Um Sometimes they do get sedated a little bit if
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they tell their doctor that they are claustrophobic, an undetected
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metal implants would be heavily affected.
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And again, like I mentioned earlier, it be super, super
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dangerous for the MRI to scan and will very much
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be dangerous to the persons and that is our presentation.
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