Neuroimaging Practice

Imagine you're a neurologist and you need to examine a patient's brain using a neuroimaging method that involves a harmless radioactive substance. Can you guess which method you'd use?

• EEG

• CT

• MRI

• PET

Imagine you're a neurosurgeon with a metal plate in your brain. Which two techniques would you need to be wary of due to the presence of powerful magnets?

• EEG

• CT

• MRI

• FMRI

Imagine you're a top-notch neurologist and you need to get the most detailed image of a brain to study its structure. Which neuroimaging method would you choose?

• CT

• MRI

• PET

• EEG

Imagine you're a neurologist, and you're investigating a case of mysterious brain disorders by monitoring electrical activity? Which technique would you use to diagnose the condition?

• EEG

• CT

• MRI

• X-ray

Imagine you're a doctor examining a patient with potential neurological issues. Which of these tools would you use if you wanted to examine the patient's brain structure?

• EEG

• PET

• fMRI

• CT

Imagine you're a neurosurgeon, and you need to locate a tumor in the brain using a neuroimaging method that's like an X-ray but gives a more detailed picture. Which method would you use?

• CT

• MRI

• EEG

• fMRI

Imagine you're a doctor and a patient with a brain condition comes to you. You need to get a detailed image of their brain without using any radiation, but the method might be a bit claustrophobic for the patient. Which neuroimaging method would you use?

• CT

• EEG

• Xray

• MRI