A Unique Feature of the FMRI, as Compared to the MRI

question 48

Multiple Choice

A unique feature of the fMRI, as compared to the MRI, is the capacity to

• A) detect cell activity throughout the brain.
• B) measure the magnetic fields in the brain.
• C) control brain activity by stimulating various brain regions.
• D) take a detailed X-ray of the brain while the person is conscious.
• E) distinguish more active tissues from less active ones.

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