CAMRT MRI – Sample Questions

1. A patient referred for MRI has a metallic implant. The MRT's best approach is:

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2. During a pre-MRI assessment, the MRT notices a discrepancy in the patient's reported allergies and the clinical history. The MRT should:

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3. What is the most significant factor when considering the viscosity of a contrast agent in relation to catheter gauge for intra-arterial procedures?

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4. An MRT is performing a cardiac MRI and observes ghosting artifacts. What adjustment should they consider?

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5. Which of the following is an appropriate action for an MRT to take if they have set up a sterile tray but the procedure is unexpectedly postponed for 30 minutes?

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6. Which of the following is an essential consideration for MRTs preparing contrast media for a patient with a thyroid disorder scheduled for an iodine-based contrast-enhanced imaging procedure?

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7. For a patient with a history of myocardial infarction, which MRI sequence should the MRT use to identify myocardial scarring?

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8. For a pediatric patient requiring sedation for an MRI, what is a crucial consideration for the MRT regarding the dosage of the sedative?

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9. For an MRI of the knee to assess ligament integrity, which parameter alteration would improve visualization of fine structures?

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10. When conducting an MRI of the heart, an MRT needs to choose the best sequence to assess myocardial function. Which sequence provides the most accurate assessment of cardiac motion and function?

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11. In cardiac MRI, how should an MRT adjust parameters to best visualize myocardial scarring?

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12. For an MRI of the brain to evaluate for multiple sclerosis, which pulse sequence would be most appropriate?

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13. In MRI, to reduce aliasing artifacts in a lower limb study, what should an MRT adjust?

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14. When analyzing an MRI of the cervical spine in an elderly patient, which finding often represents a normal degenerative change rather than a pathological condition?

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15. During a quench, you are responsible for ensuring all personnel are accounted for. You notice a technician is missing. What is your immediate action?

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16. If an MRT is working with a patient who speaks a different language and is struggling to understand the procedure, who should they seek assistance from?

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17. If an MRT is faced with a case that conflicts with their personal, moral, or religious beliefs, what is the appropriate action to maintain unbiased care?

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18. How can an MRT minimize discomfort for a patient with claustrophobia during an MRI?

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19. During an MRI, a patient with a cochlear implant experiences discomfort due to the time-varying magnetic fields. What is the best course of action for the MRT?

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20. In establishing trust, what should an MRT do when a patient’s family member is aggressive due to concerns about the patient’s well-being during a procedure?

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