Questions: If an object is considered safe to be scanned in a 1.5 Tesla MR scanner, but has not been tested in a 3 Tesla scanner, it should be labeled as: MR Unsafe Does it matter? Not sure, more research should be done. MR Safe

If an object is considered safe to be scanned in a 1.5 Tesla MR scanner, but has not been tested in a 3 Tesla scanner, it should be labeled as: MR Unsafe Does it matter? Not sure, more research should be done. MR Safe
Transcript text: If an object is considered safe to be scanned in a 1.5Tesla MR scanner, but has not been tested in a 3Tesla scanner, it should be labeled as: MR Unsafe Does it matter? Not sure, more research should be done. MR Safe
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Step 1: Understanding MR Safety Labels

Magnetic Resonance (MR) safety labels are used to categorize objects based on their safety in the magnetic field environment of an MRI scanner. The main categories are MR Safe, MR Conditional, and MR Unsafe.

Step 2: Analyzing the Given Information

The object in question is considered safe in a 1.5 Tesla MR scanner but has not been tested in a 3 Tesla scanner. This means there is no data on its safety in a higher magnetic field.

Step 3: Determining the Appropriate Label

Since the object has not been tested in a 3 Tesla scanner, it cannot be labeled as MR Safe for that environment. The lack of testing suggests that more research is needed to determine its safety at 3 Tesla.

Final Answer

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