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
Q

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.

A

True

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.

A

Imax

22
Q

Ipa

A

Pulse average intensity

23
Q

Measures the average intensity during the pulse duration only.

A

Ipa

24
Q

Ita

A

Temporal average intensity

25
Q

Measures the average intensity during the entire PRP including both the transmit and receive times.

A

Ita

26
Q

What are the intensities in increasing order?

A

Ita
Ipa
Imax
Itp

27
Q

What is the highest intensity?

A

Itp

28
Q

What is the second highest intensity?

A

Imax

29
Q

What is the third highest intensity?

A

Ipa

30
Q

What is the lowest intensity?

A

Ita

31
Q

is a measurement at the location of maximum intensity, and the instant in time when the most powerful part of the pulse passes.

A

SPTP

32
Q

is a measurement at the location of maximum intensity, averaged over the pulse duration (transmitting time only)

A

SPPA

33
Q

is a measurement at the location of maximum intensity, and averaged over the PRP (transmitting and receiving)

A

SPTA

34
Q

Is a measurement of the beam cross section area and over all of time.

A

SATA

35
Q

Which intensity factor is most closely correlated to tissue heating?

A

SPTA

36
Q

What are the units for all intensities?

A

Watts/cm^2