Neuroscience

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• Temporal, Small

• Temporal, Spatial

• Dimensional, Structural

• Temporal, Solid

What does CT stand for?

• cat

• cold turkey

• computer tomography

• computer technique

CT scan advantages:

• quick

• painless

• noninvasive

• no exposure to radiation

What does MRi stand for?

• magnetic resonance imaging

• magnetic railroad imaging

• magnetic rain imaging

• magnetic rational imaging

MRi advantages:

• safe

• can be done on patients that have any type of aneurysm clips

• relatively easy

What does fMRi stand for?

• familiar magnetic resonance imaging

• faithful magnetic resonance imaging

• functional magnetic resonance impatience

• functional magnetic resonance imaging

fMRi disadvantages:

• doesn't use radiation

• weight limits

• cannot move during test

• noninvasive

What does PET stand for?

• painting emission tomography

• cat, dog, fish

• pacer emission technique

• positron emission tomography

PET scan advantages:

• does not have to remain still

• shows metabolic changes

• can detect very early changes in your cells

• no exposure to radiation

What does SPECT stand for?

• single-photo emission computerized tomography

• sauce-photon emission computerized tomography

• salt-photon emission computerized tomography

• single-photon emission computerized tomography