Ch. 24 Physics Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
Q

What are the two types of bioeffects

A

thermal, cavitation

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2
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Instrument that can measure the acoustic pressure and the sound beams shape

A

hydrophone AKA microprobe

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3
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What can a hydrophone measure

A

period, PRP, PRF, PD

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4
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Measures force the sound beam creates on any target it comes in contact with

A

radiation force

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5
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Based on the interaction of sound and light

A

acousto-optics

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6
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A shadowing system called a ______ allows us to view the shape of the sound beam in a medium

A

schlieren

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7
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What are the 3 devices that measure the output of the ultrasound transducer by absorption (conversion of sound energy into heat)

A

calorimeter, thermocouple, liquid crystals

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8
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Measures the total power in the entire sound beam through the process of absorption

A

calorimeter

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9
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Calculates the temp rise related to the power of the sound beam at specific locations

A

thermocouple

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10
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Crystals that change color based on their temp

A

liquid crystals

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11
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A primary mandate regarding clinical ultrasound is that the benefit to the patient must outweigh the risk of the exam

A

risk-benefit relationship

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12
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The science of identifying and measuring the characteristics of an ultrasound beam that are relevant to its potential for producing biological effects

A

dosimetry

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13
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Research performed within the living body

A

in vivo

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14
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Research performed outside the living body

A

in vitro

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15
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2 techniques used to syudy bioeffects

A

mechanistic approach, empirical approach

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16
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Begins as a proposal that a specific mechanism has the potential to produce bioeffects (CAUSE AND EFFECT)

A

mechanistic approach

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17
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Based on the acquisition and review of information from patients exposed to ultrasound (EXPOSURE AND RESPONSE)

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empirical approach

18
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Mechanism proposes that bioeffects result from tissue temperature elevation

19
Q

Predictor of maximum temperature increase under most clinically relevant conditions

A

thermal index

20
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Thermal index is reported in what three ways

A

TIS, TIB, TIC

21
Q

Soft tissue thermal index

22
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Bone thermal index

23
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Cranial bone thermal index

24
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What absorbs more acoustic energy that soft tissue

25
Maximal heating is related to the beams _____ intensity
SPTA
26
FDA regulator limit is
720W/cm^2
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Temperature elevation becomes progressively _____ from gray scale imaging to color doppler to spectral doppler
greater
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Non thermal consists of
radiation force and cavitation
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Exerted by a sound beam on tissues. Sheer stresses and streaming fluids can distort or disturb biologic structure
radiation force
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Interaction of sound waves with microscopic, stabilized, gas bubbles (gaseous nuclei) in the tissues
cavitation
31
Occurs at lower mechanical index levels
stable cavitation
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With stable cavitation, gaseous nuclei tend to
oscillate (expand and contract)
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May occur at higher MI levels
transient cavitation
34
Transient cavitation is
bubble bursting
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Transient cavitation produces what highly localized violent effects
colossal temperatures, shock waves
36
Calculated number related to the likelihood of harmful bioeffects from cavitation
mechanical index
37
What two sound wave characteristics is MI related to
peak rarefaction pressure, lower frequency
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Branch of medicine associated with population studied
epidemiology
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Best epidemiologic studied are
prospective, randomized
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Looking forward, protocol is established and specific information is systematically obtained
prospective
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One group exposed to ultrasound but not the other group
randomized
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AIUM conclusions
the benefit to the patient outweighs the risk, it is inappropriate to use diagnostic ultrasound in a non medical setting for entertainment