MRI Safety
Distinguish magnetic RF gradient and acoustic hazards.
What you will learn
- Distinguish magnetic RF gradient and acoustic hazards.
- Apply controlled access and screening principles.
- Interpret MR safety labels correctly.
- Recognise burn and hearing risks.
- Plan safe emergency response.
- Maintain records and escalation.
Course content
6 lessons + final assessmentSelect a lesson to view its details.
01Different fields different hazardsNot started
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02Screening and accessNot started
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03Labels and implant conditionsNot started
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04Heating noise and positioningNot started
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05EmergenciesNot started
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06Governance and learningNot started
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18 questions · 30 minutes · Pass: 15 correct
Who this course is for
Applied MRI safety knowledge.
Prerequisite: No formal prerequisite; imaging workplace context is helpful.
Scope and professional boundaries
Applied MRI safety knowledge. Does not appoint an MR safety officer or expert, authorise implant clearance, certify scanner operation or confer ACR personnel-level status.
References
- MHRA Safety guidelines for MRI equipment in clinical use fifth edition July 2026 ↗
- ACR Manual on MR Safety 2026 publisher page ↗
- HPCZ National Healthcare Standards for Zambia Third edition February 2026 ↗
- Health Professions Act No 17 of 2024 ↗
- RANZCR MRI safety guidelines publisher page ↗
- Home Office Fire safety risk assessment healthcare premises ↗
- HPCZ Ethical guidance ↗