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Author : Grätzel von Grätz, Phillip.

Organization: Siemens Healthineers

https://www.siemens-healthineers.com

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MRI produces a detailed image of soft tissues, organs and other structures inside the body making it easier to detect any abnormalities.

MRI can cover larger areas and take multiple images across different areas of the body.

MRI does not emit any radiation compared to other imaging test.

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The MRI is a noisy machine with some patients needing ear plugs or headphones.

The MRI normally takes about 30-60 minutes some patients cannot stay till for that long, and the small space can trigger claustrophobia in some patients.

MRI may involve the use of contrast which some people may be allergic to.

Due to its strong magnetic field, the MRI cannot be performed in patients with implanted pacemakers, certain prosthetic devices, neurostimulators and more.

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Working on a neuro floor, I frequently see patients come in with stroke like symptoms, often needing a CT scan or an MRI. Depending on the type of stroke, the CT scan may not also provide clear result. However, the MRI is more sensitive and can differentiate between an ischemic and a hemorrhagic stroke. Although the MRI can take longer and may cause discomfort for patients due to loud noises and claustrophobic environment, it gives a detailed image that offers invaluable information. The MRI allows providers to not only detect strokes but also diagnose many conditions such as cancers, inflammation, internal bleeding and more.

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My top 5 strengths are

Learner, Significance, Focus, Includer and Analytical.

With learner being #1 strength I can learn more about the topic and gather information. With significance, I can individualize my approach and create a higher team engagement. With focus, I can set goals , take direction and make corrections for the team necessary to stay on track. As an includer, my natural team building skills will set in. I will include people and seek out their ideas to lead to the success of the team. Lastly, I can gather facts and important information to make sound decisions with my analytical strength.

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Amelia-Adaptability

Whenever there are any unexpected changes which is bound to happen, Amelia can react quickly and make good snap decisions.

Rachel-Restorative

Rachel will be the fixer. With restorative being her strength she can provide solutions to any problems that may arise.

Pablo-Positivity

Definitely need an optimistic person on the team to bring lightheartedness to the atmosphere and also encourage team members.

Carlee-Consistency

Carlee will bring fairness to the team. She will treat every team member the same and value contributions made by each team member. They can also set clear expectations for each team member to ensure the team’s success.

Matthew-Maximizer

Maximizers can lead the team reach its potential. Mathew will strive for excellence and will want the team to do the same also.

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https://youtu.be/FvOezMIL9BU?si=_6Mc5_3-Qn4AFRbl

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How does an MRI work? | MRI basics explained | Animation

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Grätzel von Grätz, P. (2020, November 26). What’s that knocking? Understanding the sounds of an MRI scan. Siemens Healthineers. https://www.siemens-healthineers.com/perspectives/mso-whats-that-knocking

Moyaert, Paulien. (2022, September 28). How does an MRI work? MRI basics explained. Youtube. https://youtu.be/FvOezMIL9BU?si=aQMWPDdmXvzsGqxn

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November 26, 2020

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An MRI is an imaging test that produces detailed images of tissues, organs and other internal structures. The MRI works when the magnetic field inside works with the radiowaves and hydrogen atoms in your body to generate detailed cross sectional images ( Moyaert, 2022, 1:17). The MRI can be used to diagnose a variety of conditions inside the body. MRI can be used to visualize the brain, neurological conditions stroke and cancer. it can also be used scan muscles and visualize blood vessel abnormalities. The article explains the MRI images are generated by the hydrogen protons. These protons have a small magnetic field and spin naturally. Outside the MRI, their spins are random, canceling each other out. When inside the MRI’s strong magnetic field, the protons align and spin together. As the protons return to their original positions after the impulses stop, they emit electromagnetic waves, which are detected to form an image (Gratzel von Gratz, 2020, p5). The loud noises from the MRI are from the gradient coils overlaying the magnetic field causing some patients to require headphones or earplugs. Some patients cannot have an MRI scan due to them having magnetic material in their body such as implanted pacemakers, neurostimulators or any iron based metal implants.