Follow the steps to complete the form with ease.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the document and open it in the editing interface.
2. Begin by entering the 'MR Facility Name' and the 'MR Scanner Identifier' in the designated fields. These entries are essential for identifying the specific facility and equipment being assessed.
3. Fill in the 'Date of Test' by selecting the appropriate year and inputting the exact date. Accurate date information is vital for record-keeping.
4. Evaluate the 'Table OK?' field. Indicate whether the MRI table passed the quality control test by selecting 'Yes' or 'No'.
5. In the 'Console OK?' section, similarly assess and indicate the status of the MRI console. This ensures all components are functioning correctly.
6. Record the 'TX Gain/Attenuation (dB)' level to reflect the settings you used during the quality control checks.
7. Document the 'Phantom Distances (mm)' for the Sagittal location as well as the axial slice diameters in the corresponding fields. Make sure the data is precise.
8. Enter 'Action Limits' values as needed; this measurement can help in evaluating the quality against standard parameters.
9. Indicate the number of artifacts observed on the specified slice, noting any inconsistencies or issues encountered during the test.
10. Complete the 'Test By' section with the name or initials of the person conducting the quality control test.
11. Review the 'NOTES' section to include any additional comments or observations relevant to the quality control test results.
12. Finally, ensure that the 'Reviewed by' section is filled out with details of the qualified medical physicist or MRI scientist who has reviewed the document. Add the date of review.
13. Once all fields are accurately completed, you can save changes, download, print, or share the form as needed to maintain records.

Complete your documents online to ensure the highest quality control standards for MRI equipment.