Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging Detects Where More Brain Activity Is

question 19

Multiple Choice

Functional magnetic resonance imaging detects where more brain activity is occurring by ___________.

• A) detecting the amount of oxygen that is being brought to a particular place in the brain
• B) where atoms are pulling apart
• C) tracking the path of radiation
• D) simply having a sharp image of the brain

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Definitions:

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