Bioeffects/Safety Flashcards

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1
Q

Hydrophones are used to measure:

A

Pressure or intensity

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2
Q

Calorimeter is calibrated to measure:

A

Total power in sound beam through process of absorption

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3
Q

Thermocouple is a tiny electronic thermometer placed into:

A

The sound beam and temp is measured

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4
Q

Temperature rise is indirectly related to amount of power.

T/F

A

False, directly

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5
Q

What is dosimetry?

A

Science of identifying and measuring the characteristics of an ultrasound beam that are relevant to its potential for producing biological effects

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6
Q

In vivo means:

A

In the living

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7
Q

In vitro means:

A

In glass

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8
Q

Pressure is defined as

A

Forced divided by area

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9
Q

Pressure measured in:

A

Pascals

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10
Q

Peak pressures are measured with:

A

Hydrophone

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11
Q

Power is:

A

Rate at which work is performed

Watts or milliwatts

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12
Q

What can be used to measure power of ultrasound beam?

A

Calorimeters
RAdiation force devices
Thermocouple devices

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13
Q

Intensity is:

A

Power divided by area

W/cm^2 or mW/cm^2

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14
Q

Intensity is measured at:

Or:

A

Peak value

Average value

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15
Q

Radiation force balance or scale measures intensity or power by:

A

Measuring force the beam exerts on balance/scale

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16
Q

Output of hydrophone is calibrated to:

A

Indicate pressure or intensity

17
Q

How big is a hydrophone probe?

A

Less than 1 mm in diameter

18
Q

What is SATA?

A

Spatial average, temporal average
Lowest intensity measurement
Measured during PRP

19
Q

SPTA

A

Spatial peak, temporal average
Pulsed ultrasound intensities
Measured during PRP
Used when discussing data concerning bio effects

20
Q

SAPA

A

Spatial average, pulse average
Average intensity that occurs in pulse
Measured during PD

21
Q

SPTP

A

Spatial peak, temporal peak
Highest values of all intensity measurements
Intensity that exists at the spatial peak when beam is on
Measured during PD

22
Q

SATP

A

Spatial average temporal peak
Describes pulsed ultrasound intensities
Measured during pulse duration

23
Q

SPPA

A

Measures/calculates average intensity within pulse

Only measured during pulse duration

24
Q

In continuous wave, SATA = ?

And SPTA = ?

A
SATA = SATP
SPTA = SPTP
25
Q

Where can you find the SPTA values for various operating modes?

A

In the operators manual for each machine

26
Q

Gray scale imaging intensity and power

A

1-200mW/cm^2

1-20mW

27
Q

M mode intensity and power mode

A

70-130 mW/cm^2

1-5 mW

28
Q

Pulsed Doppler intensity and power

A

20-290 mW/cm^2

2-20 mW

29
Q

Color Doppler intensity and power

A

10-230mW/cm^2

2-20 mW

30
Q

Thermal index is the ratio of:

A

Acoustic power produced by transducer to power required to raise tissue temp by 1 degree C