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Physics final

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What happens to venous flow in the legs during inspiration? Decreases
Which of the following determines spatial resolution of digital display? Pixel density
Which of the following determines spatial resolution of regular display ? Number of lines on the display
When creating an ultrasound image all of the following assumptions are made except All structures create reflections of equal magnitude
Which statement regarding axial resolution is incorrect ? Axial resolution is not related to beam diameter . It is related to the length of the pulse
Which of the following statements is true about lateral resolution? It can be improved by focusing
Which one of these artifacts does not result from multiple reflections ? Enhancement
What angle is no Doppler shift ? 90 degrees
What is the arterial pressure measured in the toe of an upright person? 240mmHg
Where are harmonics created? The tissues
What non linear behavior creates contrast harmonics Micro bubble
What is DICOM Protocols for medical image data
With frequency compounding how many pulses are transmitted down each scan line? 1
Which of the following technologies uses long sound pulses to create an image Coded excitation
What is the primary disadvantage of videotape and computer and disc methods of image archiving Data stored on videotape computer docs can be erased by strong magnetic fields
Which of the following statements about pixels is false It displays up to 3 gray shades simultaneously
Which electronic component is required for gray scale imaging Scan converter
Which of the following scan converters will provide the best spatial resolution 1000 x 1000 pixels
This type of pulser generates a single electrical spike which ultimately creates a single sound pulse Pulsed wave/ single crystal
The acoustic power of a sound beam emitted from a transducer is determined by the _______ of the pulser signal Voltage
All of the following are functions of the receiver except Attenuation
All of the following are components of an ultrasound system except Alternator
When the frame rate is 10 Hz how long does it take to create a frame 1/10 of a second or 130us
Under certain conditions an ultrasound system creates each image in 0.01 seconds. What is the frame rate 100 Hz
What is the fundamental limitation of temporal resolution Speed of sound in medium
Things that degrade temporal resolution Lower frame rate, deeper imaging, multi-focus
What is the frame rate if each image of the ultrasound system is created in 0.02 seconds? 50 Hz or 50 per second
Which of the following is most Important in determining the frame rate of a system Depth of view and speed of sound in medium
Which of the following forms of resolutions improves when frame rate increases Temporal
All of the following decrease temporal resolution except Narrower sector
Which of the following will improve a systems Temporal resolution Increased PRF
A sonographer adjust an ultrasound scan to double the depth of view from 5cm to 10 cm what happens to the frame rate It’s is halved
A sonographer adjusts an ultrasound machine to change the sector size from 90 to 45 degrees. Nothing else changes. What happens to the frame rate It is doubled
A linear phased array transducer has 128 crystals. How many of these crystals are fired to create a single sound beam? 128
Which of the following improves elevational resolution ? One and one half dimensional array
Which of the following transducers is best described as mechanically steered and multi focus? Annular phased array transducer
Which of the following transducers is best described as mechanically steered and single focused ? Mechanical
Which of the following transducers creates a rectangular shaped image? Linear sequential array
What is the best estimate for resolution at 7cm 5mm
Which of the following transducers has the poorest axial resolution 1.7 MHz and 5 cycles ( low frequency with more pulses)
In soft tissue a 3 cycle 1 MHz pulse has a pulse length equal to 4.5mm what is the axial resolution 2.25mm
At what location is sound beam diameter 3 times greater than transducer diameter ? At a depth equal to four focal lengths
What is the shape of a sound beam created by a tiny piece of pzt?
V shaped
What is the ability to accurately distinguish 2 structures lying close together called Resolution
The ability to distinguish 2 structures lying close together front to back or parallel to the sound beam is called Longitudinal, axial, range, radial, or depth resolution
If there are more cycles in a pulse the numerical value of range resolution is Greater/longer
If the beam width is decreased the resolution is Lateral resolution improves
______ frequency transducers generally have better range resolution High
Which transducer has the worst axial resolution Low frequency with more pulses
Which of the following transducers has best radial (axial) resolution High frequency with short pulses
Two different transducers create sound pulses. One transducer is labeled 5mhz and the other 3mhz. Which transducer is more likely to create a more accurate image with respect to axial resolution 5 MHz
If a new pulsed transducer has many more cycles in its pulse the image accuracy Degrades
If the diameter of a sound beam is 8mm at a depth equal to twice the near zone length, then the pzt crystal has a diameter of 16 mm False
If the diameter of the acoustic beam produced by a crystal is 8 mm at a depth of twice the near zone length then the pzt crystal has a diameter of 8mm True
Azimuthal resolution is also known as Lateral resolution
The length of a pulse is 8 mm what is the minimum distance between 2 reflectors positioned one in front of the other that still produces two echoes on our image? 4mm
The frequency of the transducer does not change. If the diameter of the new piezoelectric crystal increases what happens to the near zone length Increases
The frequency of the transducer does not change if the diameter of the new piezoelectric crystal increases what happens to the far zone length Decreases
The frequency of the transducer does not change if the diameter of the new piezoelectric crystal increases what happens to the wavelength No change
At what location is the sound beam diameter three times greater than the transducer diameter At the depth equal to four focal lengths
Which of the following locations is the deepest part of a sound beam Fraunhofer zone/ far zone
What is the shallowest part of a sound beam Near zone
Line density and frame rate are Inversely related
Lateral resolution improves with ______ focusing Multi
Which statement about color Doppler is least correct Color Doppler provides accurate quantitative flow analysis
Identify the spectral Doppler artifacts Aliasing, nyquist limit, range ambiguity , mirror image, noise
What increases nyquist limit? Increase PRF
What is the only display mode that provides information regarding reflector motion with respect to time M mode
What is the frame rate if each image of an ultrasound system is created in 0.02 seconds 50 hz
What artifact is produced by a single element transducer Side lobe
Slice thickness is also known as Elevational resolution
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