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Be advised, the MR system magnet is ALWAYS on. The screening form for individuals requests general information (name, age, address, etc.) and poses important questions to determine if there are possible problems or issues that should be discussed with the individual prior to permitting entry to the MR environment.
Every person entering the MRI scanner room must be screened to determine personal risk for entering the MR environment.
Patients are normally screened for contraindications to MRI using a hospital-approved screening form prior to entering the scanner suite. This form is completed by the patient or by his or her healthcare provider, and reviewed by the scanning technologist prior to the patients MRI examination.
Anyone (including researchers and assistants) entering the scanner room must sign a screening form. Anyone entering the scanner room must first de-metal outside the magnet room. MRI Personnel must be notified of any questions regarding a subjects compatibility.
Key takeaways: A whole body MRI screening is a powerful imaging test to detect abnormalities inside your body. MRI scans are fast, accurate, painless, and non-invasive ways to screen for signs of possible cancer and other health issues.
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Remove all metal items such as hair clips, jewelry, watches, hearing aids and dentures. Credit cards will be erased if brought into the MRI. You will be asked to change into a gown for your exam. Tell your doctor and the MRI technologist if you suffer from claustrophobia (fear of being closed in).
All non-MR personnel, patients, and visitors must undergo a MR safety screening process before being permitted to enter zone 3 of the MR environment. The safety screening should be performed by level 2 MR personnel only.
Additionally, any individual that may be present during your MRI will need to remove all metallic objects and fill out a screening form. If you have questions or concerns, please discuss them with the MRI technologist or radiologist prior to the MRI exam.

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