Hint | Answer |
% Correct |
Resting state fMRI acquires images during a __-minute period of rest. | Six | | 32.7% |
What tips hydrogen protons away from equilibrium? | Radio frequency pulse | | 30.8% |
What pulls the hydrogen atoms back up to B0? | Magnet | | 30.8% |
A patient with a pacemaker has had traumatic brain injury. Do you do resting state fMRI or task-based MRI to assess their functioning? | NEITHER THEIR HEART WILL GET RIPPED OUT | | 30.8% |
In a simple fMRI design, the pattern of rest and activation. | ABABA | | 28.8% |
Disadvantage of fMRI: Scanner can be ___. | uncomfortable | | 25% |
fMRI typically takes this many volumes in a ten-minute session. | 200 | | 25% |
When is fMRI contraindicated? (one word) | metal | | 25% |
Good match between voxel activity and predicted model indicates activity related to the ... | stimulus | | 25% |
Magnetic Force + ___ ___ = pictures. | Radio waves | | 23.1% |
It takes this much time for blood to flow from arteries to capillaries & draining veins. | 2 sec | | 21.2% |
In a simple fMRI design, stimulus intensity is... | constant | | 21.2% |
In a simple fMRI design, block lengths are... | constant | | 21.2% |
In fMRI analysis, the stimulus induced change in BOLD signal is compared to the ___ ___. | predicted response | | 21.2% |
Resting state fMRI examines ___ amplitude fluctuations in BOLD signal. | large | | 21.2% |
Resting State fMRI examines ___-frequency fluctuations in BOLD signal. | low | | 21.2% |
Advantage of resting state fMRI: Can probe a large number of ___ with one study. | networks | | 21.2% |
Imaging optimized for BOLD ___ and ___. | sensitivity and speed | | 21.2% |
fMRI signal plateaus after this many seconds. | 6-12 | | 19.2% |
Advantage of resting state fMRI: Free of __ ___ such as ceiling, practice, and learning effects. | task constraints | | 19.2% |
fMRI takes one volume per this amount of time. | 3 sec | | 17.3% |
In fMRI studies, why are baseline/rest conditions needed? | To measure change | | 17.3% |
The temporal correlations of BOLD fluctuations across regions. | functional connectivity | | 17.3% |
In resting state fMRI, you would correlate activity in different voxels to discover... | functional connectivity | | 15.4% |
Amy used this word on a slide! | orthogonal | | 15.4% |
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