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which MRI sequences to send??? (new tech)

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new MRI tech here, covid kicked me out of clinicals for 4.5 months and i just recently finished my ARRT comps.

I'm doing pretty well in the scanning side of MRI, however when it comes to sending the sequences i get really confused on which ones to send. water? fat? what are these other ones generated by the computer? i know it's mostly site-specific but there are just a lot of different small things that need to be done for almost every exam that makes me feel discouraged.

for those of you who are semi-new techs, how did you go about learning which ones to send?

As i'm writing this out i just thought of an idea. should i go into PACS and write down the sequences that are there into a book? I don't know.

thanks for reading, any tips would be appreciated.

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