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ultrasound physics

TermDefinition
propagation speed increases as frequency increases. True or False. False
what interaction causes a change of direction in the sound beam as it moves from one medium into another Refraction
what term describes the rate of flow of energy over a small area. Intensity
what describes transverse wave: A) a particle of motion is a long the direction of propagation. B) Particle mothion is perpendicular to the direction of propagation, C) long wavelength over 1cm., D) dong wavelength over 1mm B) particle motion is perpendicular to the direction of propagation
which is most likely to produce scatter: a. red blood cells b. skull c. diaphragm d. distilled water A. red blood cells
if refraction occurs, there has to be an oblique incidence and propagation speed difference. T or F True
____is a major cellular component of blood. erythrocyte
at what area of he body is hydrostatic pressure zero? at the level of the right atrium
as hematocrit increases, viscosity_____ increases
As you decrease vessel lumen size, ------resistance increase in
_____ principle demonstrates the inverse relationship between pressure (potential energy) and velocity (kinetic energy) Bernouilli's Principle
what is cardiac output the volume of blood that is pumped out of the heart per minute
____artifact is creted by small but highly reflective objects and appears multiple small bands. (seen with surgical clips/prostatic valves-metal) comet tail
At what interval should quality assurance evaluations be performed? routinely
zWhat is the response of the medical community to reports claiming that obstetrical scanning may be harmful. Perform exams on all patients when the benefits outweigh the risks.
A surgical clip will most likely demonstrate ____artifacts comet tail
If the received and transmitted frequencies are identical, ____ will not occur. Doppler shift
True or False: It is common to visualize artifacts when the dimension of the sound beam is larger than the reflector's dimension. True
Shadowing and enchancement are a result of which type of imaging artifact? Attenuation
Normally, what happens to venous flow in the legs during inspiration? Decreases
which of the following scan converters will provide the best spatial resolution: A) 256x256 B) 512x512 C) 128x128 D) 1000x1000 D. 1000x1000
an 8-bit binary number referred to as a: Bite
sound with a frequency of 4 MHz is created by a transducer. What is the harmonic frequency? 8 MH
In binary numbers, how many values are used for each digit? 2
Enchancement of echo reflections occur distal to a: weakly attenuating structure
which of the following is a disadvantage of duplex: A) decrease in frame rate B) combines imaging and Doppler information C) allows measurement only of mean velocities D) inability to use high operating frequencies A) decrease in frame rate
Nosie within the Doppler signal is known as ____ clutter
Spectral thickening is also known as _______ spectral broading
Power Doppler imaging displays the signal's _____ energy
What standard is best used in a quality assurance program? objective
______resolves aliasing. Decreasing the depth of the sample volume
smaller arteries commonly demonstrate_____flow laminar
what artifact in color Doppler imaging exhibits contiguous, contrasting colors within a vessel, indicative of maximum flow in the opposite directions. color aliasing
The Nyquist limit is equal to _____ the pulse repetition frequency. one half
A major advantage of continuous wave Doppler is the _____ ability to measure high velocities.
The Doppler equation determines the change in ____ and ____frequencies. transmitted, received
observed frequency changes in moving structures most accurately defines: Doppler effect
which artifacts improperly displays a true reflectors location? range ambiguity
_____ ____is the technique used to perform spectral analysis on color Doppler data. auto correlation
what decreases the likelihood of range ambiguity artifacts? decreasing the PRF
weakening of echoes distal to a strongly attenuating structure is_____ shadowing
One advantage of large packet size is______ Increased Doppler Accuracy
_______ law predicts beam direction through an interface. Snell's
A longitudinal wave is denoted by particle motion_____the direction of propagation. a long
True or False: In a given medium, attenuation is unrelated to the speed of sound. True
The higher the transducer frequency, the ______the wave length. shorter
what is the wavelength in soft tissue for a 10 MHz ultrasonic wave? 0.15 mm
What is the frequency range for human hearing? 20-20,000 MHz
which material has the lowest acoustic velocity? A. bone B. fat C. muscle D. Air Air
what term describes the distance from one cycle for a wave? wave length
______flow is a normal variation of venous blood flow, with respiratory variations. phasic
______ artifact produces an image with an incorrect number of reflectors. side lobes
how are frequency and period related. indirectly
how are amplitude and power related directly
harmonics are created by _______behavior. Nonlinear
read zoom displays only _____data. original
_____flow, is arterial flow that exhibits a constant velocity across the vessel. plug
code excitation allows for multiple_____zones, and ______frequencies. focus, harmonic
______ is a volume picture element voxel
______is the number of frames per second necessary for a real time image to be free of flicker. 30
true or false the gray scale display was made possible when digital scan converters replaced analog scan converters. False
which of the following is most likely related to pixel density? a. log compression b. spatial resolution c. contrast resolution d. temporal resolution spatial resolution
coded excitated takes place in the_____ pulser
are wave length and intensity related? they are not related
______ _______ measures the resistance of sound passing through a medium. acoustic impedence
analog scanners: a. function perfectly as peak deflectors b. have greater image sharpness c. store any increment of signal amplitude d. have better image quality c. store any increment of signal amplitude
______ _______ describes the reflection of ultrasound at large smooth interfaces. specular reflections.
_____ is the unit for measuring acoustic impedence. Rayls
how are power and intensity related? directly
adaptive TGC averages local and global ____ to give ___ to all images. gain, uniformity
Image update, write res, and panning are all forms of ____ processing. pre
are small or large vessels more resistive to flow? small
as flow increases in a large vessel, its profile is said to be ____ or ____ laminar flow. plug or blunt
when a lumen is less than 1 mm in diameter, blood will act as a ____ rather than a liquid. cell
_____ is the lower frequency limit for ultrasound. 20,000 Hz
enhancement, shadowing, and focal banding are all types of _____ artifact. attenuation
this artifact occurs when multiple structures are along the main axis of the beam but appear as one reflector on the image. axial resolution
frequency and wave length are _______ related. indirectly
stiffness and sound speed are _______ related. directly
acoustic velocity and density are ______ related. indirectly
______ is the rate of flow of energy over a small are. intensity
_______ wave, particle motion is perpendicular to the direction of propagation. transverse wave.
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