Basic Ultrasound Imaging Flashcards

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Indication for abdominal ultrasound 1

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Signs/Symptoms that may be referred from the abdominal and retroperitoneal region (ex. juandice)

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2
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Indication for abdominal ultrasound 2

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Generalized abdominal, flank or back pain

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3
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Indication for abdominal ultrasound 3

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palpable mass/enlarged organ

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4
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Indication for abdominal ultrasound 4

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abnormal labs or abnormal findings on other imaging modalities

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5
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Indication for abdominal ultrasound 5

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Follow up of known or suspected abnormailities

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6
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Indication for abdominal ultrasound 6

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Search for metastatic disease

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7
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Indication for abdominal ultrasound 7

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evaluation of suspected congenital abnormalities

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8
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Indication for abdominal ultrasound 8

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trauma to the abdomen

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9
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Indication for abdominal ultrasound 9`

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Pre or post-transplant evaluation

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10
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Indication for abdominal ultrasound 10

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Invasive procedure

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Indication for abdominal ultrasound 11

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localization of free or loculated peritoneal, pleural or retroperitoneal fluid

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12
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Indication for abdominal ultrasound 12

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suspicion of hypertrophic pyloric stenosis or intersusspection

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13
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Indication for abdominal ultrasound 13

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Evaluation of UTI

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14
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Anechoic

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Opposite of echogenic, without internal echoes

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15
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Echogenic/hyperechoic

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opposite of anechoic, echo producing structure

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16
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Enhancement

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Sound that travels through an anechoic substance and is not attenuated

17
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Fluid-Fluid level

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interface between two fluids with different acoustic characteristics; level will change with different patient position

18
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Heterogeneous

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not uniform in texture

19
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homogenous

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opposite of heterogeneous, completely uniform

20
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hypoechoic

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low-level echoes within a structure

21
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Infiltrating

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diffuse disease process or metastatic disease

22
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Irrgeular borders

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borders are not well defined

23
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Isoechoic

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Very close to the normal parenchyma cheogencity pattern

24
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Loculated mass

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well-defined borders with internal echoes; septa is thin

25
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Shadowing

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sound beam is attenuated by a solid or calcified object