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PASAPALABRAVersión en línea Juego del Pasapalabra. Rosco 1 por Gaizka Sancho A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Empieza por A A safety principle to minimize radiation exposure while achieving desired results. Empieza por B Radiographic images are taken to assess bone density. Empieza por C It is also known as CAT Scan. CAT Scans evaluate body parts by generating cross-section views of specific body parts using X-ray. Empieza por D Device used to measure a person’s radiation exposure. Empieza por E The signal received after the RF pulse, used to construct images. Empieza por F Uses a continuous beam of x-ray radiation to generate a moving picture image which is viewed on a computer monitor. Empieza por G A smaller unit of measurement for magnetic fields, often used for safety limits. Contiene la H The use of ionizing radiation to treat diseases, typically cancer. Empieza por I Process of obtaining visual representations of internal body structures. Empieza por J Structures that can be evaluated during fluoroscopic studies. Empieza por K Organs commonly evaluated using ultrasound. Empieza por L Lying on one side of the body. Used in special cases like hip imaging. Empieza por M The invisible force created by the magnet, essential for aligning hydrogen atoms in the body. Contiene la N The data collected from the body to form an image. Empieza por O A position where the body is angled or rotated, not fully lateral or flat. Empieza por P Uses beta isotopes to achieve functional images, specially in case of brain diseases. Contiene la Q Programmed series of RF pulses and gradients in MRI. Contiene la R Radiation that can remove tightly bound electrons, potentially damaging tissues. Empieza por S Lying on the back, face up. Common position for most MRI scans. Empieza por T Unit used to measure the strength of an MRI magnet. Empieza por U It is often used for evaluating unborn children, and issues with organs such as kidneys, gallbladder and liver. Empieza por V Different sectional images generated in CT scans. Contiene la W Electromagnetic waves used in MRI to excite hydrogen atoms. Empieza por X A simple example is an x-ray to diagnosis a fracture.

PASAPALABRAVersión en línea

Juego del Pasapalabra. Rosco 1

por Gaizka Sancho

Empieza por A

A safety principle to minimize radiation exposure while achieving desired results.

Empieza por B

Radiographic images are taken to assess bone density.

Empieza por C

It is also known as CAT Scan. CAT Scans evaluate body parts by generating cross-section views of specific body parts using X-ray.

Empieza por D

Device used to measure a person’s radiation exposure.

Empieza por E

The signal received after the RF pulse, used to construct images.

Empieza por F

Uses a continuous beam of x-ray radiation to generate a moving picture image which is viewed on a computer monitor.

Empieza por G

A smaller unit of measurement for magnetic fields, often used for safety limits.

Contiene la H

The use of ionizing radiation to treat diseases, typically cancer.

Empieza por I

Process of obtaining visual representations of internal body structures.

Empieza por J

Structures that can be evaluated during fluoroscopic studies.

Empieza por K

Organs commonly evaluated using ultrasound.

Empieza por L

Lying on one side of the body. Used in special cases like hip imaging.

Empieza por M

The invisible force created by the magnet, essential for aligning hydrogen atoms in the body.

Contiene la N

The data collected from the body to form an image.

Empieza por O

A position where the body is angled or rotated, not fully lateral or flat.

Empieza por P

Uses beta isotopes to achieve functional images, specially in case of brain diseases.

Contiene la Q

Programmed series of RF pulses and gradients in MRI.

Contiene la R

Radiation that can remove tightly bound electrons, potentially damaging tissues.

Empieza por S

Lying on the back, face up. Common position for most MRI scans.

Empieza por T

Unit used to measure the strength of an MRI magnet.

Empieza por U

It is often used for evaluating unborn children, and issues with organs such as kidneys, gallbladder and liver.

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PASAPALABRAVersión en línea

por Gaizka Sancho

Empieza por A

A safety principle to minimize radiation exposure while achieving desired results.

Empieza por B

Radiographic images are taken to assess bone density.

Empieza por C

It is also known as CAT Scan. CAT Scans evaluate body parts by generating cross-section views of specific body parts using X-ray.

Empieza por D

Device used to measure a person’s radiation exposure.

Empieza por E

The signal received after the RF pulse, used to construct images.

Empieza por F

Uses a continuous beam of x-ray radiation to generate a moving picture image which is viewed on a computer monitor.

Empieza por G

A smaller unit of measurement for magnetic fields, often used for safety limits.

Contiene la H

The use of ionizing radiation to treat diseases, typically cancer.

Empieza por I

Process of obtaining visual representations of internal body structures.

Empieza por J

Structures that can be evaluated during fluoroscopic studies.

Empieza por K

Organs commonly evaluated using ultrasound.

Empieza por L

Lying on one side of the body. Used in special cases like hip imaging.

Empieza por M

The invisible force created by the magnet, essential for aligning hydrogen atoms in the body.

Contiene la N

The data collected from the body to form an image.

Empieza por O

A position where the body is angled or rotated, not fully lateral or flat.

Empieza por P

Uses beta isotopes to achieve functional images, specially in case of brain diseases.

Contiene la Q

Programmed series of RF pulses and gradients in MRI.

Contiene la R

Radiation that can remove tightly bound electrons, potentially damaging tissues.

Empieza por S

Lying on the back, face up. Common position for most MRI scans.

Empieza por T

Unit used to measure the strength of an MRI magnet.

Empieza por U

It is often used for evaluating unborn children, and issues with organs such as kidneys, gallbladder and liver.

Empieza por V

Different sectional images generated in CT scans.

Contiene la W

Electromagnetic waves used in MRI to excite hydrogen atoms.

Empieza por X

A simple example is an x-ray to diagnosis a fracture.