Brain Neuroimaging

Which neuroimaging method involves the use of a small amount of a harmless radioactive substance?

• MRI

• fMRI

• PET

• EEG

Which neuroimaging method would provide the clearest picture of a tumor?

• fMRI

• MRI

• CT

• EEG

In which two techniques do patients with metal implants need to be cautious of because of the use of powerful magnets?

• fMRI & MRI

• PET & CT

• EEG & MEG

• PET & MEG

Which technique is helpful when investigating sleeping disorders?

• PET

• CT

• MRI

• EEG

Which techniques allow for the investigation of an active brain?

• fMRI

• EEG

• PET

• All of the above

Which neuroimaging method helps provide information about brain function by monitoring oxygen levels in the blood flow?

• fMRI

• MRI

• EEG

• MEG

Which neuroimaging method helps provide information about brain function by monitoring electrical activity?

• CT

• MEG

• EEG

• PG

Which techniques allow for the investigation of brain structures?

• fMRI & CT

• MRI & CT

• EEG & PET

• MEG & PET

Which neuroimaging method is similar to an X-ray, but provides a more sensitive picture of possible brain abnormalities?

• CT

• PET

• MEG

• MRI

Which neuroimaging method provides an excellent structural picture without the use of radiation, but can be a problem for individuals who experience claustrophobia?

• PET

• CT

• fMRI

• MRI