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Physics Unit 1 test

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show Variables  
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Sound is a traveling vaiation in quantites called _________ variables.   show
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show 20,000  
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show pressure, density  
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show B. Propagation Speed  
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Frequency is the number of ________ an acoustic variable goes through in a second.   show
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show hertz, Hz  
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Period is the ________ that it takes for one cycle to occur.   show
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show Frequency  
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Wavelength is the length of ________ which one cycle occurs.   show
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Popagation speed is teh speed with which a(n) _______ moves through a medium.   show
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Wavelength is equal to ________ _________ divided by _________.   show
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show Density, Stiffness  
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Propagation speed INCREASES if ________ is INCREASED.   show
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show 1540, 1.54  
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Propagation speed is determinded by the ________.   show
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show Gas - Liquid - Solid  
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The wavelength of 7 - MHz ultrasound in soft tissues is ________ mm.   show
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show INCREASES  
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It takes ________ microseconds for ultrasound to travel 1.54 cm in soft tissue.   show
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Propagation speed in bone is ________ that in soft tissues.   show
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Sound travels faster in ________. A. Air B. Helium C. Water D. Steel   show
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show Stiffness  
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Sound travels slowest in ________.   show
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Sound is a ________ ________ wave.   show
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show Doubled  
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show 1  
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show Unchanged (determined by medium)  
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Waves can carry ________ from one place to another.   show
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T or F - If two media have different stiffnesses, the one with the higher stiffness will have the higher propagation speed.   show
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show 6  
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The odd harmonics of 2 MHz are ________ MHz.   show
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The even harmonic of 2 MHz are ________ MHz.   show
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show Propagation speed depends on pressure and the waveform changes shape as it travels  
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show True  
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show True  
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show Density x Propagation Speed  
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show Continous Wave  
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Pulse Repetition Frequence (PRF) is the number of ________ occuring in 1 second.   show
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Pulse Repetition ________ is the time from the beginning of one pulse to the beginning of the next.   show
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show DECREASES  
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Pulse duration is the ________ it takes for a pulse to occur.   show
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show Length, Space  
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show Duty factor  
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Pulse duation equals the number of cycles in the pulse multiplied by ________.   show
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SPL equals the number of cycles in the pulse multiplied by ________.   show
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The duty factor of continuous wave sound is ________.   show
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show 6  
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show .4 (Period is .2 ms, soft tissue is irrelevant.)  
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For a 1-kHz PRF, the pulse repetition period is ________ ms.   show
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How many cycles are there in 1 second of continuous wave 5-MHz ultrasound?   show
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How many cycles are there in 1 second of pulsed 5-MHz ultrasound with a duty factor of .01(1%)?   show
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For pulsed ultrasound, the duty factor is always ________ ________ one.   show
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show .1  
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Amplitude is the maximum ________ that occurs in an acoustic variable.   show
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Intensity is the ________ in a wave divided by ________.   show
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The unit for intensity is ________.   show
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show Amplitude  
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show Doubled  
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show Halved  
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If both power and area are doubled, intensity is ________.   show
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If amplitude is doubled, intensity is ________.   show
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show Amplitude, Intensity  
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Attenuation consists of ________, ________, and ________.   show
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show CM (Centimeter)  
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show dB, dB/cm  
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For soft tissues, there is approx. ________ dB of attenuation per cm for each MHz of frequency.   show
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show 1.5 dB/cm  
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show INCREASES  
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show Doubled  
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If path length is doubled attenuatio is ________.   show
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If both frequency and path length are doubled, attenuation is ________.   show
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show Unchanged  
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Absorption is the conversion of ________ to ________.   show
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show No  
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Is attenuation in bone higher or lower than in soft tissue?   show
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The imaging depth (penetration) ________ as frequency INCREASES.   show
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When ultrasound encounters a boundary with perpendicular incidence, the ________ of the tissues must be different to produce a reflection (echo).   show
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With perp incidence, two media ________ and the incident ________ must be known to calculate the reflected intensity.   show
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With perep incidence, two media ________ must be known to calculate the intensity reflection coefficient.   show
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show True For perp incidence  
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With perep incidence, the reflected intensity depends on the ________.   show
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Refraction is a change in ________ of sound when it crosses a boundray.   show
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Refraction is caused by a change in ________ ________ at the boundary.   show
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Under what tow conditions does refraction NOT occur?   show
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show Scattering  
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show True  
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show Travel time and Speed  
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No reflection wil occur with perpendicular incidence if the media ________ are equal.   show
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show False  
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show Transmission  
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Portion of sound returned from a media boundary (Echos) is ________.   show
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Rate at which energy passes through a unit area is ________.   show
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show INCREASES  
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If frequency INCREASES, attenuation coefficient ________.   show
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If frequency INCREASES, attenuation ________.   show
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show Pulse  
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show Pa (Pascals)  
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show Pulse duration  
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Start of one pulse to the start of the next is ________. This INCLUDES LISTENING TIME!!!   show
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The formula for PRP = ________.   show
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show On, Off  
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show DECREASES  
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Avg. Duty Factor is ________ %.   show
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show DECREASES  
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