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The RF coil is the coil that is closest to the patient during scanning.

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Common pulse sequences in vascular imaging of the head include:

Proton density (PD) weighted images use a long TR and short TE.

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Passive implants include:

The 3 basic orthogonal slice orientations are: transversal, sagittal, and oblique. 

To prevent motion artifact in a scan, the technologist can:

Coils that often encompass large areas of anatomy and yield a uniform signal (homogeneous) across the whole field of view are:

A device that has tested safe for a 1.5T magnet can be placed in a 3T.