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1
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What is the ability to accurately distinguish two structures lying close together called?

A

resolution

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2
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the ability to distinguish two structures lying close together front-to-back or parallel to the sound beam is called?

A

longitudinal, axial, range, radial, or depth resolution

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3
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axial resolution is measured with units of:

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distance (ex. mm)

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4
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if there are more cycles in a pulse, the numerical value of range resolution is (greater, lesser, same)

A

greater

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5
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if a new pulsed transducer has many more cycles in its pulse, the image accuracy (improves, degrades, remains the same)

A

degrades

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6
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(high, low) frequency transducers generally have the best range resolution

A

high

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7
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which of the followin transducers has the poorest axial resolution?

a. 1.7MHZ and 4 cycles/pulse
b. 2.6MHz and 3 cycles/pulse
c. 1.7MHz and 5 cycles/pulse
d. 2.6MHz and 2 cycles/pulse

A

c

this is the longest pulse

it has the lowest frequency and the most ringing

(more cycles/pulse)

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8
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in soft tissue, a 3 cycle, 1MHz pulse has a pulse length equal to 4.5mm

what is the axial resolution?

a. 3mm
b. 1mm
c. 2.25mm
d. 1.54mm

A

c

in this setting, the axial resolution is 2.25mm

axial resolution is 1/2 of the spatial pulse length

(4.5mm/2=2.25mm)

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9
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which of the following transducers has the best axial resolution?

a. 1.7MHz and 4 cycles/pulse
b. 2.6MHz and 3 cycles/pulse
c. 1.7MHz and 5 cycles/pulse
d. 2.6MHz and 2 cycles/pulse

A

d

this is the shortest pulse

it has the highest frequency and the least ringing

(fewest cycles/pulse)

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10
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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?

which transducer probably has a lower numerical value of axial resolution?

A

5MHz transducer is more likely to create an image with better axial resolution

the higher frequency transducer creates a shorter pulse and thus has a lower numerical value of axial resolution

lower numbers mean improved image quality

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11
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two different transducers create pulses

both transducers create sound with a frequency of 4MHz

one transducer creates a pulse that comprises 6 cycles and the other, 3 cycles

which transducer is more likely to create a more accurate image with respect to axial resolution?

whcih transducer has a lower numerical value of axial resolution?

A

3-cycle pulse transducer is more likely to create an image with better axial resolution

less ringing, or fewer cycles in a pulse, generally implies shorter pulses and improved axial resolution

the 3-cycle

pulse has a lower numerical value of axial resolution

lower numbers mean improves image accuracy

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12
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two differnet transducers create pulses

one transducer is labeled 5MHz and the other is 3MHz

the 3MHz creates a more accurate image with respect to axial resolution

explain

A

axail resolution is determined by pulse length

shorter pulses have better axial resolution

the 3MHz one has the best axial resolution, which means the 3MHz pulse must be shorter then the 5MHz pulse

since 3MHz sound has a longer wavelength than 5MHz sound, the only way that the 3MHz pulse is shorter is if the 3MHz transducer rings less

thus the 3MHz pulse has fewer cycles than the 5MHz pulse

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13
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the ability to distinguish two structures lying close together is called:

A

resolution

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14
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the ability to distinguish two structures lying closes together front-to-back is called:

A

axial, longitudinal, range, radial, or depth resolution

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15
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the ability to distinguish two structures lying close together side by side is called:

A

lateral, angular, transverse, or azimuthal resolution

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16
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axial resolution and lateral resolution are both measured with units of:

A

distance (ex. mm)

17
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when the number of cycles in a pulse increases while the frequency remains the same, the numerical value of the range resolution (increases, decreases, remains the same)

A

increases

with more cycles in a pulse, the pulse becomes longer

the numerical value of the range resolution increases

18
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when the number of cycles in a pulse increases (more ringing) while the frequency remains the same, the image quality (improves, degrades, remains the same)

A

degrades

when the number of cycles increases, the spatial pulse length increases and the image quality degrades

19
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(high, low) frequency transducers have the best range resolution

A

high frequency

20
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name the 4 synonyms for axial resolution

A

longitudinal, axial, range, radial, and depth

(LARRD)

21
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name the 3 synonyms for lateral resolution

A

lateral, angular, transverse, and azimuthal (LATA)

22
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the length of a pulse is 8mm

what is the minimum distance between two reflectors, positioned one in front of the other, that still produces two echoes on our image?

a. 8mm, b. 4mm, c. 16mm, d. 2mm, e. cannot be determined

A

b. 4mm

this value is 1/2 the pulse length