Chapter 1-3 Intro and History Flashcards
What instrument uses ultrasound to detect flaws in metals?
Reflectoscope
What instrument was designed to be used underwater for recording or listening to underwater sound?
Hydrophone
What mode displays the depth of the returning echo represented on the x-axis and the strength (amplitude) of the reflector represented along the y-axis?
A-mode
What technology is used to analyze the relative stiffness of a mass?
Elastography
Triplex imaging includes which of the following?
B-mode, spectral Doppler and color Doppler
Which testing method utilizes information gathered from one area of the body to predict disease in another part of the body?
Indirect
A technology that uses a computer system to obtain measurement of images, such as fetal biometry, is said to be?
Automated Biometry
What is an alteration in the normal structure or number of a chromosome?
Chromososmal Anomaly
What mode captures the movement of structures along a single scan line represented over time?
M-mode
Which of the following is not considered a medium through which sound can travel?
Vacuum
The “Father of Ultrasound”
Lezzaro Spallanzani
What material is most commonly used in transducers to generate the Piezoelectric Effect?
Lead zirconate titante - FYI: a piezoelectric ceramic material with a crystalline, perovskite structure
Who established the pebble theory?
Boethius
What technology does sonography assist in administering radioactive materials close to or within a cancerous tumor?
Brachytherapy, Ultrasound-guided
Who first recognized the frequency shift that is created when sound impinges upon a moving object?
Christian Doppler