Ch. 5 Physics: Intensities Flashcards

1
Q

Refers to distance or space.

A

Spatial (space/location)

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2
Q

True or false:
An US beam has the same intensity at different locations

A

False. They do not have the same intensity at different locations.

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3
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Refers to all time, pulse duration and receiving.

A

Temporal (time)

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4
Q

True or false:
The pulsed beam does not have the same intensity at different times.

A

True

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5
Q

Refers to the transmit time only.
(the average intensity of the pulse duration only)

A

Pulsed

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6
Q

Defines the maximum value of intensity measured at a given time or place.

A

Peak

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7
Q

Defines the averaged value of intensity that is measured along a beams path (spatial) or during the time it is sent (temporal).

A

Average

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8
Q

Describes the effects that the intensity of the ultrasound beam will have.

A

Bioeffects

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9
Q

The intensity of a sound beam will vary depending on _______ and ______ it is measured

A

Where (spatial/location) and when (temporal/ time)

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10
Q

The intensity of an ultrasound beam varies at different _______ along its path.

A

depths

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11
Q

The intensity will also be different at varying ____________ locations (center > periphery)

A

side to side

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12
Q

Pulsed ultrasound is mostly ___________ (receiving) time with a small amount of __________ (transmitting)

A

listening
talking

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13
Q

Isp

A

Spatial peak intensity

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14
Q

Isp is the beams intensity at the ___________________________

A

Location where it is maximum

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15
Q

Isa

A

Spatial average intensity

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16
Q

Isa is the average intensity across the beams entire ___________________________

A

Cross sectional area

17
Q

True or false:
Spatial peak intensity is always higher than the spatial average intensity.

18
Q

Itp

A

Temporal peak intensity

19
Q

What does the Itp measure?

A

the intensity of a beam at the point in time of its maximal value

20
Q

Imax

A

Average intensity temporal peak

21
Q

Measures the average intensity during the most intense half- cycle of a wave. Average intensity of the wave in which the temporal peak was obtained.

22
Q

Ipa

A

Pulse average intensity

23
Q

Measures the average intensity during the pulse duration only.

24
Q

Ita

A

Temporal average intensity

25
Measures the average intensity during the entire PRP including both the transmit and receive times.
Ita
26
What are the intensities in increasing order?
Ita Ipa Imax Itp
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What is the highest intensity?
Itp
28
What is the second highest intensity?
Imax
29
What is the third highest intensity?
Ipa
30
What is the lowest intensity?
Ita
31
is a measurement at the location of maximum intensity, and the instant in time when the most powerful part of the pulse passes.
SPTP
32
is a measurement at the location of maximum intensity, averaged over the pulse duration (transmitting time only)
SPPA
33
is a measurement at the location of maximum intensity, and averaged over the PRP (transmitting and receiving)
SPTA
34
Is a measurement of the beam cross section area and over all of time.
SATA
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Which intensity factor is most closely correlated to tissue heating?
SPTA
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What are the units for all intensities?
Watts/cm^2