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Ch. 19 Doppler Flashcards

1
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_________________________________ is the change in frequency of sound as the sound source and receiver move closer together or farther apart

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Doppler Shift is the change in frequency of sound as the sound source and receiver move closer together or farther apart

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Doppler Shift is also called Doppler _______________________

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Doppler Shift is also called Doppler Frequency

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Doppler Shift is a _____________ frequency that rides on top of the much higher transducer frequency

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Doppler Shift is a low frequency that rides on top of the much higher transducer frequency

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_________________________ is the process of extracting the low doppler frequency from the transducer’s carrier frequency

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Demodulation is the process of extracting the low doppler frequency from the transducer’s carrier frequency

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5
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Short formula for Doppler Shift:

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Doppler Shift (Hz) = reflected frequency - transmitted frequency

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6
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When the doppler shift is positive, the reflected sound has a __________________ frequency than the transmitted sound.

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When the doppler shift is positive, the reflected sound has a higher frequency than the transmitted sound

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When the doppler shift is negative, the reflected sound has a ____________________ frequency than the transmitted sound.

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When the doppler shift is negative, the reflected sound has a lower frequency than the transmitted sound.

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8
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Doppler frequencies indicate _________________________, not speed.

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Doppler frequencies indicate velocity, not speed

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9
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Speed is purely a ____________________________

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Speed if purely a magnitude

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10
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Velocity is defined by a _______________ and a _________________

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Velocity is defined by a magnitude and a direction

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11
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long formula for doppler shift:

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Doppler Shift = 2 V Fo Cos / C

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12
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doppler shift is ____________________ related to the velocity of red blood cells

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directly

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13
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The faster the velocity, the _____________________ the doppler shift

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The faster the velocity, the greater the doppler shift

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14
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The x-axis of a doppler spectrum represents _______________

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The x-axis of a doppler spectrum represents time

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15
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The y-axis of a doppler spectrum represents _________________________ or __________________________

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The y-axis of a doppler spectrum represents Doppler shift or velocity

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16
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doppler shift is _________________ related to the frequency of the transmitted sound

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doppler shift is directly related to the frequency of the transmitted sound

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17
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If the transducer frequency is doubled, the doppler shift will _______________

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double

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18
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What is the range of frequencies for doppler shift?

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20 Hertz - 20,000 Hertz (audiable range)

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19
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What is the relationship between the transmitted frequency and the doppler shift?

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Directly related

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20
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When blood cells are moving __________ to the sound beam the entire velocity is measured

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When blood cells are moving parallel to the sound beam the entire velocity is measured

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21
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The percentage of the true velocity that is measured depends on the ______________ of the angle between the sound beam and the direction of motion.

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The percentage of the true velocity that is measured depends on the cosine of the angle between the sound beam and the direction of motion

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22
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What information does doppler provide (4 things)?

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  1. presence of flow
  2. direction of flow
  3. speed of flow
  4. characteristics of flow (laminar, turbulent)
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23
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cosine of 90 degrees

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0%

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24
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cosine of 60 degrees

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0.5 or 50%

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25
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cosine of 0 degrees

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100%

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26
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cosine of 180 degrees

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  • 1.0
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27
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The most common clinical doppler devices are _______________________________, which distinguish the direction of flow toward or away from the transducer

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The most common clinical doppler devices are Bidirectional, which distinguish the direction of flow toward or away from the transducer

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28
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Are arterial velocities higher/lower than venous velocities

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higher

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29
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Continuous wave doppler requires __________ crystals within the transducer

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Continuous wave doppler requires 2 crystals within the transducer

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30
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What is the greatest advantage of continuous wave doppler?

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Accurately measure very high velocities

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31
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Primary disadvantage of continuous wave doppler is?

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The exact location of the moving blood cells cannot be determined

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32
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The limitation of continuous wave doppler is that the exact location of moving blood cells cannot be determined and this is called:

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range ambiguity

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33
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Another disadvantage of continuous wave doppler is its lack of:

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TGC’s time gain compensation

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34
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A dedicated continuous wave transducer is simple because it does not create __________________________________

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A dedicated continuous wave transducer is simple because it does not create anatomic images

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35
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Dedicated continuous wave transducers contain _____ elements, each shaped like a ___________________

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Dedicated continuous wave transducers contain 2 elements, and each shaped like a semicircle

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36
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Simultaneous imaging and doppler imaging is called:

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Duplex imaging

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37
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Dedicated continuous wave transducers do not use ______________________ which results in:
- undampened transmitted signal
- narrow bandwidth
- high quality factor
- higher sensitivity

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Dedicated continuous wave transducers do not use backing which results in:

  • undampened transmitted signal
  • narrow bandwidth
  • high quality factor
  • higher sensitivity
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38
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In Pulsed wave doppler how many PZT crystals are necessary?

A

1

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39
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What is the greatest advantage of pulsed wave doppler?

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the greatest advantage of pulsed wave doppler is being able to select the exact location where velocities are measured, called range resolution

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40
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The greatest advantage of pulsed wave doppler is called:

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Range Resolution, Range Specificity, or freedom from range ambiguity artifact

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41
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With pulsed wave doppler the sonographer positions a small marker called the _______________________________________ on a 2D image

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With pulsed wave doppler the sonographer positions a small marker called the sample volume or sample gate on a 2D image

42
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What is the primary disadvantage of pulsed wave doppler?

A

Inaccurate measurement of high velocity signals

43
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When high velocity flow is incorrectly displayed as traveling in the opposite direction the inaccuracy is called _______________________

A

When high velocity is incorrectly displayed as traveling in the opposite direction the inaccuracy is called Aliasing

44
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Pulse wave doppler transducers are imaging transducers and contain _________________________________, which provide low Q-factor, lower sensitivity, and wide bandwidth pulses.

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Pulse wave doppler transducers are imaging transducers and contain backing material, which provide low Q-factor, lower sensitivity, and wide bandwidth pulses.

45
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_______________________ is the most common error associated with doppler ultrasound.

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Aliasing is the most common error associated with doppler ultrasound

46
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An alias is a:

A

false identity

47
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Aliasing occurs only with __________________ doppler

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Aliasing occurs only with pulsed doppler

48
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Nyquist limit equation

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Nyquist limit = PRF/2

49
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______________________________ is the highest doppler frequency that can be measured without appearance of aliasing

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Nyquist limit is the highest doppler frequency that can be measured without appearance of aliasing

50
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2 ways to avoid aliasing are:

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  1. raise the nyquist limit
  2. reduce the doppler shift
51
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The sampling rate of pulsed doppler is the systems _____________

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The sampling rate of pulsed doppler is the systems PRF

52
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When sample volume is deep the PRF Is ___ and the nyquist limit is ___

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low, low

53
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Since deeper sample volumes have a lower PRF, __________ happens

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Aliasing

54
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Higher or Lower frequency transducers create more aliasing

A

Higher

55
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5 techniques used to avoid aliasing artifact

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  1. adjust scale to max
  2. select new ultrasonic view with shallower sample volume
  3. select lower frequency transducers
  4. use baseline shift
  5. use continuous wave doppler
56
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When the sonographer adjusts the scale to its max the ________________ is also increased to its max

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When the sonographer adjusts the scale to its max the PRF is also increased to its max

57
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What is the advantage of maximizing the PRF?

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Maximizing the PRF, raises the nyquist limit and aliasing is less likely to occur

58
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What is the disadvantage of raising the PRF to its max?

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reduces sensitivity to low velocities

59
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What is the advantage of selecting a lower frequency transducer?

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lower shifts occur with lower frequency transducers

60
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Advantage of zero baseline shift

A

High velocity flows are displayed in proper direction

61
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Advantage of using continuous wave doppler

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Aliasing never appears with continuous wave doppler

62
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Eliminating aliasing improves the ability to measure the ____________________________ with doppler

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Eliminating aliasing improves the ability to measure the maximum velocity with doppler

63
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Gray shades on a Doppler spectrum are related to the ______________________ of reflected signal, or the number of ____________________________ creating the reflection.

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Gray shades on a Doppler spectrum are related to the amplitude of reflected signal, or the number of blood cells creating the reflection.

64
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_______________________________ is a form of 2D doppler where velocity information is coded into colors and superimposed on a 2 dimensional gray scale anatomic image

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Color Flow Doppler is a form of 2D doppler where velocity information is coded into colors and superimposed on a 2 dimensional gray scale anatomic image

65
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Color doppler provides information on the location of flow and therefore:

A
  • is a pulsed ultrasound technique
  • has range resolution
  • is subject to aliasing
66
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Color Doppler measures the ____ velocity.

A

Color Doppler measures the mean velocity

67
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Spectral Doppler measures the _______________ velocity

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Spectral Doppler measures the peak velocity

68
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Color doppler uses a “dictionary” or a ___________________________ to concert measured velocities into colors that appear on the image

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Color doppler uses a “dictionary” or a lookup table to concert measured velocities into colors that appear on the image

69
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The two most commonly used dictionaries for color doppler are called:

A

Velocity mode and Variance mode

70
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What do the colors mean in a velocity mode map mean?

A

Flow direction and velocity

71
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What do the colors mean on a variance mode map?

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In addition to direction and velocity, variance mode distinguishes laminar flow from turbulent flow

72
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with the variance map, remember that the left side is always the __________________ side

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with the variance map, remember that the left side is always the laminar side

73
Q

The black region in the middle of the color map means?

A

No doppler shift

74
Q

With color doppler multiple ultrasound pulses are used to accurately determine blood velocities, these multiple pulses are called a

A

packet or ensemble

75
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Power mode only identifies the presence of a

A

Doppler shift

76
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Power mode is _____________________ color doppler

A

Power mode is non-directional color doppler

77
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Power Doppler is also known as:

A

~ energy mode
~ color angio

78
Q

In power mode the ____________ of the reflected signal is processed without regard to the bloods direction or speed

A

In power mode the strength of the reflected signal is processed without regard to the bloods direction or speed

79
Q

The amplitude of the reflection is _____________________ related to the number of moving blood cells

A

The amplitude of the reflection is directly related to the number of moving blood cells

80
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3 advantages of power mode are:

A
  1. Increased sensitivity
  2. unaffected by doppler angles
  3. no aliasing
81
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3 disadvantages of power mode are:

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  1. no measurement of velocity or direction
  2. lower frame rates
  3. susceptible to motion of the transducer, patient, or soft tissues, which may result in a burst of color, or flash artifact
82
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On spectral displays, the low frequency doppler shift artifacts are called _________________________

A

On spectral displays, the low frequency doppler shift artfiacts are called clutter

83
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With color doppler, the low frequency doppler shifts are called ______________________________________

A

with color doppler, the low frequency doppler shifts are called Ghosting Artifact

84
Q

What is used to eliminate low frequency doppler shifts from moving anatomy rather than from moving blood cells?

A

Wall filter

85
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Wall Filters serve as a _____________________ for doppler

A

Wall Filters serve as a Reject for doppler

86
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With color Doppler, _____________________ eliminate color arising from slow velocity reflectors

A

With color doppler, wall filters eliminate color arising from slow velocity reflectors

87
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___________________________ is a special form of “mirror image” artifact that arises only with spectral doppler

A

Crosstalk is a special form of “mirror image” artfiact that arises only with spectral doppler

88
Q

Crosstalk results from either:

A
  1. Doppler gain is too high
  2. incident angle is near 90°
89
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_______________________________________ is a tool that breaks the complex signal into its basic “building blocks” and identifies the individual velocities that make up the reflected doppler signal.

A

Spectral analysis is a tool that breaks the complex signal into its basic “building blocks” and identifies the individual velocities that make up the reflected doppler signal

90
Q

2 methods of spectral analysis are:

A
  1. Fast Fourier Transform (FFT)
  2. Autocorrelation
91
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_____________________________________ is a digital (computer-based) technique that is used to process both pulsed and continuous wave doppler signals

A

Fast Fourier Transformation is a digital (computer-based) technique that is used to process both pulsed and continuous wave doppler signals

92
Q

Fast Fourier Transformation has what 2 advantages?

A
  1. exceedingly accurate
  2. displays all individual velocities
93
Q

The spectral display of an FFT distinguishes _______________________ flow from __________________________ flow

A

The spectral display of an FFT distinguishes laminar flow from turbulent flow

94
Q

With laminar flow the region between the baseline and the spectrum that is “clear” and is called the

A

spectral window

95
Q

With turbulence flow the spectral window is filled in and is known as

A

spectral broadening

96
Q

The digital technique used to analyze color flow doppler is called ________________________________

A

The digital technique used to analyze color flow doppler is called Autocorrelation

97
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Autocorrelation is somewhat less accurate but substantially faster to perform than ________________________________

A

Autocorrelation is somewhat less accurate but substantially faster to perform than Fast Fourier Transformation

98
Q

The Doppler effect is presented as a ___________________ when the source and receiver are ________________

A

The Doppler effect is presented as a frequency shift when the source and receiver are in motion relative to each other

99
Q

Starting from the same point, the sound source is moving toward the east at 12 miles/hour and the receiver is moving toward the west 10 miles/hour. The Doppler shift is ____________________ (positive or negative)

A

The Doppler shift is negative because the source and receiver are moving farther apart

100
Q

Starting from the same point, the receiver is moving toward the west at 12 miles/hour and the source is moving toward the west at 10 miles/hour. The Doppler shift is _______________________ (positive or negative)

A

The Doppler shift is negative because the source and receiver are moving farther apart

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