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Getting an MRI

A child-friendly guide to getting an MRI scan, explaining the process step by step in a reassuring way. Parents can accompany their child in the MRI room while doctors operate the equipment. The text encourages children to stay still during the scan for clear images. Created by Victoria Peccolo & Dr. Kristi Clark in 2012.

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Getting an MRI

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  1. Getting an MRI Taking pictures of my brain Created by; Victoria Peccolo & Dr. Kristi Clark - 2012

  2. Firstwewillcheckforobjectsthatneedtostaywithmomanddad. No toys No camera No phone No belt No hair clips No Jewelry

  3. Then we go into the MRI room Mommy and daddy can go in with you! The doctors will stay in the control room with the computers

  4. You will lay down on the bed. Mommy or daddy can lay down with you

  5. Wewillslideyoubackintothebigtunnel

  6. Do not be afraid. You are safe! You will lay here for 30 minutes. You can watch a movie, listen to music, or sleep.

  7. Remember to lay very still and quiet If you move… The camera takes a blurry picture. This is not good!

  8. Remember to lay very still and quiet When you lay very still and quiet… The camera takes a clear picture. This is Good!

  9. And now, you are done! Created by; Victoria Peccolo & Dr. Kristi Clark - 2012

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