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Ch 19: Doppler Flashcards

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1
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Relative motion between the sound source and the receiver creates…

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a frequency change.

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2
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The frequency of sound changes when the sound source and the receiver move…

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closer together or farther apart.

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The process of extracting the low Doppler frequency from the transducer’s carrier frequency is called…

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demodulation.

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When the Doppler shift is positive, blood cells are traveling __ the transducer.

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towards

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5
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Doppler shifts range from __ and are in the range of audible sound.

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20 Hz to 20,000 Hz

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6
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reflected frequency - transmitted frequency =

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Doppler shift (Hz)

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7
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When blood cells move away from the transducer, the Doppler shift is…

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negative.

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8
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When the Doppler shift is negative, the reflected frequency is __ than the transmitted frequency.

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lower

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9
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T/F? Speed is magnitude and direction.

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FALSE, just magitude

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10
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This indicates the distance that a red blood cell moves in one second.

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speed

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11
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Speed is reported in units of…

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distance divided by time (cm/s).

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12
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This is defined by magnitude and direction.

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velocity

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13
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Doppler shift is __ related to the velocity of the RBCs.

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directly. The faster the veloctiy, the greated the Doppler frequency.

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14
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How many Doppler shifts are there during an ultrasound exam?

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two

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15
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How do ultrasound systems report blood velocity?

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in cm/s, not Hz

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16
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The Doppler shift is __ related to the frequency of the transmitted sound.

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directly. If the frequency is doubled, the shift will also be doubled.

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When the blood cells are moving __ to the sound beam, the entire velocity is measured.

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parallel

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18
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When an angle exists between the direction of the flow and the sound beam, the measured velocity is…

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less than the true velocity.

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The percentage of the velocity that is measured depends on the __ between the sound beam and the direction of motion.

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cosine of the angle

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The Doppler shift is __ related to the consine of the angled between the direction of flow and the sound.

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directly. If the cosine is reduced by half, the measured shift will be halved.

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What is the relationship between the true velocity and the measured velocity when blood moves parallel to the beam?

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They are equal.

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What is the relationship between true and measured velocities when blood moves perpendicular to the sound beam/

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Trick question! Cannot be measured.

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23
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What is the relationship between true and measured velocities when blood moves at a 60 degree angle to the beam?

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Measured will be one half the true velocity.

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24
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This is a commonly used signal processing technique for bidirectional Doppler.

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phase quadrature or quadrature detection

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25
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What is the advantage of continuous wave Doppler?

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Its ability to accurately measure very high velocities.

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26
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What is the primary disadvantage of continuous wave Doppler?

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The exact location of the moving blood cells cannot be determined.

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27
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The limitation of continuous wave Doppler wherein signals arise from all blood cells in the region of of the beam is called…

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range ambiguity.

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28
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What is the secondary disadvantage of continuous wave Doppler?

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Its lack of time gain compensation.

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29
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Doppler shifts produced by continuous wave from deeper blood cells may be incorrectly interpreted as having been created by __ blood cells.

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fewer

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30
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Dedicated continuous wave transducers are made with how many elements?

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two

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31
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Simultaneous anatomic imaging and Doppler is called…

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duplex imaging.

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32
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Dedicated continuous wave transducers do not use backing material which results in the following…

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  1. undampened tranmitted signal
  2. narrow bandwidth
  3. high quality factor
  4. high sensitivity
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Dedicated continuous wave transducers have increased…

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sensitivity.

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34
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T/F? Dedicated continuous wave transducers do not have a matching layer.

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FALSE, yes they do.

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35
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How many crystals are necessary in pulsed wave Doppler?

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one

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36
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What is the greatest advantage of pulse Doppler?

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Being able to select the exact location where velocities are measured.

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This is the ability to select the exact location where velocities are to be measured.

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range resolution, range specificity, freedom from range ambiguity artifact

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38
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What is the primary disadvantage of pulsed Doppler?

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Inaccurate measurement of high velocity signals.

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39
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This is when high velocity flow in one direction is incorrectly displayed as traveling in the opposite direction.

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aliasing

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40
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Studies that simultaneously perform imaging and pulsed Doppler are called..

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duplex examinations.

41
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T/F? Pulsed Doppler transducers contain backing material.

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true

42
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This is the very top and bottom of the spectral display.

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Nyquist limit

43
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What conditions create aliasing?

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  1. pulsed (not continuous wave) Doppler

2. the samping rate being to low

44
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The Nyquist limit is __ of the pulse repetition frequency.

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one half

45
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Two ways to avoid aliasing are…

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  1. raise the Nyquist limit

2. reduce the Doppler shift

46
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When the sample volume is deep, the PRF is __ and the Nyquist limit is __.

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low, low

47
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Because the velocity is sampled fewer times at deeper volumes, the system is unable to…

A

accurate measure high velocities and creates aliasing.

48
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When the sample volume is shallow, the PRF is __ and the Nyquist limit is __.

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high, high

49
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Because the velocity is sampled more times at shallower volumes, the system is able to…

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meaure high velocities without aliasing.

50
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How does transducer frequency affect aliasing?

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The higher the frequency, the more aliasing created.

51
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T/F? Aliasing artifacts are less common with higher frequency transducers.

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FALSE, lower

52
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Five techniques to avoid aliasing…

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  1. adjust the scale to its max
  2. select a new view with a shallower sample volume
  3. select a lower frequency transducer
  4. use baseline shift
  5. use continuous wave Doppler
53
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When the PRF is increased, the Nyquist limit is…

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increased, too.

54
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What is the disadvantage to maximizing the scale to avoid aliasing?

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Loss of sensitivity to low velocities. Aliasing may persist anyway.

55
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When a shallower sample volume is selected, the PRF is…

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increased.

56
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What is the disadvantage to selecting a shallower sample volume?

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none

57
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Why does a lower frequency transducer reduce aliasing?

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Because lower frequencies create lower Doppler shifts that are more likely to be less than the Nyquist limit.

58
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What is the disadvantage of selecting a lower frequency transducer to reduce aliasing?

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The anatomic image may be of lower quality.

59
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What is the advantage of shifting the baseline to avoid aliasing?

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High velocity flows are displayed in the proper direction.

60
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What is the disadvantage of shifting the baseline to avoid aliasing?

A

The sound still comes from the wrong speaker. The shift may be so high that it doesn’t help.

61
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T/F? Aliasing never appears with continuous wave Doppler.

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true

62
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What is the disadvantage of using continuous wave Doppler to avoid aliasing?

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Range ambiguity

63
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Gray shades on a Doppler spectrum are related to…

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  1. amplitude of the reflected signal

2. number of blood cells creating the reflection

64
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This is a form of two dimensional Doppler.

A

color flow

65
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T/F? Color Doppler is a continuous wave technique.

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FALSE, pulsed

66
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T/F? Color Doppler has range resolution.

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true

67
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T/F? Color Doppler is not subject to aliasing.

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FALSE, is too

68
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T/F? Color Doppler measures average velocities.

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true

69
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Pulsed and continuous wave Doppler report __ velocities.

A

peak

70
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This is displayed as a vertical bar of various colors, with a black region in the center, during color flow imaging.

A

the dictionary, or lookup table

71
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These are the two most commonly used dictionaries in color flow.

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  1. velocity mode

2. variance mode

72
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The colors on the color flow dictionary provide information about __ and __.

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flow direction and velocity

73
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The black region in the middle of the color ma indicates…

A

no doppler shift.

74
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Does variance mode or velocity mode provide more information?

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variance mode

75
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Variance mode provides information on…

A

direction, speed, and laminar vs turbulent flow.

76
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Colors on the left side of a variance mode dictionary indicate __ flow.

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laminar

77
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Colors on the right side of a variance mode dictionary indicate __ flow.

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turbulent

78
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This is a collection of multiple ultrasound pulses used to accurately determine blood velocities.

A

packet or ensemble

79
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What are the advantages of larger doppler packets?

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  1. more accurate velocity measurement

2. increased sensitivity to low flow

80
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What are the disadvantages of larger doppler packets?

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  1. more time needed to acquire data
  2. reduced frame rate
  3. decreased temporal resolution
81
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This is non-directional color Doppler.

A

power Doppler

82
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Power Doppler is also known as…

A

energy mode or color angio.

83
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T/F? Power Doppler does not evaluate speed or direction.

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true

84
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What are the advantages of power mode?

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  1. increased sensitivity to low flow or velocity (venous)
  2. unaffected by Doppler angles (unless it’s 90 exactly)
  3. no aliasing, since velocity is ignored
85
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What are the disadvantages of power mode?

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  1. no measurement of velocity or direction
  2. lower frame rates
  3. susceptible to flash artifact
86
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Low frequency Doppler shift artifacts are called…

A

clutter.

87
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Low frequency color Doppler shift artifacts are called…

A

ghosting artifact.

88
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This is used to eliminate low frequency Doppler shifts from moving anatomy rather than from moving blood cells.

A

wall filter

89
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Wall filters are also known as…

A

high pass filters.

90
Q

This special form of ‘mirror image’ artifact arises only with spectral Doppler.

A

crosstalk

91
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Crosstalk results from either…

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  1. Doppler gain set too high

2. incident angle near 90

92
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This 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

93
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The two methods of spectral analysis currently used are…

A
  1. fast fourier transform (FFT)

2. autocorrelation

94
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This is a digital technique, used to process both pulsed and continuous wave Doppler signals.

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Fast Fourier Transform (FFT)

95
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What are the advantages of FFT?

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  1. exceedingly accurate

2. displays all individual velocity components

96
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The spectral display of an FFT distinguishes __ flow from __ flow.

A

laminar, turbulent

97
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A wider range of velocities and shift within a FFT sample volume as seen during turbulent flow is called…

A

spectral broadening

98
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This is a digital technique used to analyze color flow Doppler because of the enormous amount of data being processed.

A

autocorrelation or correlation function

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