#3 Can I Take a Cell Phone Into The MRI Scan Room? (MRI Patient FAQs Answered)

Your MRI questions answered! In this series, we explain what MRI stands for, how it works, and why it's a key tool in modern medical imaging. Learn about the MRI safety, including why it uses non-ionizing radiation. We also discuss common concerns such as SAR levels (Specific Absorption Rate), magnetic field risks, and possible MRI scan adverse side effects.

Ever wondered how much radiation is in an MRI? Or if the powerful magnets can be turned off? We'll answer those questions and more! Topics include MRI quench, ramp down procedures, and why the MRI room is shielded for safety. Whether you're getting an MRI scan or just curious about how this technology works, we've got you covered with detailed FAQs on everything from open MRI to MRI artifacts and common safety questions.

Tune in to get informed about what to expect during an MRI scan and the importance of MRI safety in radiology! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more videos on medical imaging and radiology.

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Chapters
00:00 What Does MRI Stand For?
00:39 Radiation in MRI
02:30 Can I Take a Cell Phone Into The MRI Scan Room?
03:22 Can MRI Magnets be turned off?