_____ is a brain-scanning technique that uses a rotating, computerized X-ray tube to produce cross-sectional images of the structures of the brain.
A)Positron-emission tomography
B)Computerized axial tomography
C)Functional magnetic resonance imaging
D)Magnetic resonance imaging

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Computerized axial tomography, also known as a CT scan, uses X-rays and computer processing to create 3D images of the brain. The rotating X-ray tube produces cross-sectional images which can help detect abnormalities or injuries in the brain.

_____ Is a Brain-Scanning Technique That Uses a Rotating, Computerized