Unit 1-2 Flashcards

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Giga

A

One Billion

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Mega

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One Million

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Micro

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One Millionth

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4
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Milli

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One thousandth

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5
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Kilo

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One thousand

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Centi

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One hundredth

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7
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Decibels

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Measures output, dynamic range and gain

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8
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Pulse duration formula

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Period X numbers of cycles

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9
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Intensity formula

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Power divided by area

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Duty Factor formula

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Pulse Duration Divided by Pulse Rep. Period, Times 100.

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11
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What is the wave equation?

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Prop. speed divided by frequency.

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12
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What are the 3 acoustic variables?

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Pressure
Density
Distance

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13
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In which way do particles of a transverse wave move?

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Perpendicular

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In which way do particles of a longitudinal wave move?

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Parallel

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15
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What does frequency affect?

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Penetration

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16
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Where does the aorta begin?

A

Left Ventricle of the heart

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17
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The aorta ends by,_____.

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Splitting into two iliac arteries.

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18
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What is the range for audible sound?

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20-20,000Hz

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19
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What is the range for infrasound?

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Less than 20 Hz

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20
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What is the range for ultrasound?

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Greater than 20,000 Hz

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21
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What is the range for diagnostic imagaing?

22
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What are compressions?

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Areas of high pressure and density.

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What are areas of low pressure and density called?

24
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What is the distance of one complete cycle called?

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What are the 5 pulsing charatrics?
PRP,PRF,PD, SPL, DF
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On- time is when the machine is?
Sending out pulses
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Off-time is when the machine is?
Listening back from pulses sent
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What is the number of pulses per second called?
Pulse Rep. Frquency
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The typical value of pulse rep. frequency ranges from ___ to___.
1,000-10,000 Hz
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In clinical imaging, duty factor ranges from ___ to ___.
0.2% to 0.5%
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Use complementary units: Seconds and _____.
Hertz (Hz)
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Use complementary units: milliseconds and _____.
Kilohertz (KHz)
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If imaging depth increases, the duty factor will _______.
Decrease
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If depth increase, the pulse repetition will _____.
Decrease
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If double the frequency, the wave length will be ______.
Half
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If wave length increases, the SPL will_____.
Increase
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If frequency increases, the wave length will _____.
Decrease
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Period increases as the _____ decreases.
Frequency
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When power increases, the ____ will decrease.
Frequency
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An increase in depth is a _______ in off-time.
Increase
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An increase in off-time, is an increase in _____.
Pulse rep. Period
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What are the seven wave parameters?
Power Frequency Amplitude Power Intensity Wave length Propagation Speed
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Power is equal to?
Amplitude squared
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Use ___ frequency for deeper imaging.
lower
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Use___ frequency for superficial imaging.
Higher
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What is the propagation speed for soft tissue?
1,540 or 1.54mm
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What is the propagation speed of bone?
3,500 or 3.5mm
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What is the propagation speed determined by?
Stiffness and Density
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In imaging, depth can affect _____,_____, and _____.
Duty factor, Pulse Repetition Period, and Pulse Repetition Frequency.
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What is the SPL formula?
Wave length X Number of Cycles.
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What is axial resolution?
How clear an image is