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Chapter 11 & 24 Flashcards

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1
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Axis

X=depth

Y=Amplitude

A

A-mode

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2
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Axis

X=depth

Z=amplitude (brightness of dot along beam)

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B-mode

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Axis

X=time

Y=depth

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M-mode

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What is the only display mode that provides informatoin regarding reflector otion with respect to time?

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M-mode

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5
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wiht A-mode, what is displayed on the X-axis

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depth of reflector

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6
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With M-mode, what is displayed on the y-axis

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depth of reflector

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7
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which mode provides the foundation for real-time, gray scale autonomic imaging

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B-mode

brightness mode

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with A-mode, what is displayed on the y-axis

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amplitude of the reflected signal

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in M-mode, what is displayed on the x-axis

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time

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10
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with B-mode, which axis is related to the strength of the reflection

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Z-axis is related to strength in B-mode

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11
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small probe with PZT that measures the acoustic pressure of a sound wave

A

hydrophone

microprobe

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12
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sound beams force upon an object when it strikes it

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radiation force

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13
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based on the interaction of light and sound

shadowing system call a Schlieren, allows us to view the shape of a sound beam in a medium

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acousto-optics

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14
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calorimeter

thermocouple

liquid crystal

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diveces that measure output of ultrasound transducers by absorption

conversion of sound energy into heat

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15
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measures total power in sound beam through process of absorption

energy is transformed into heat

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calorimeter

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16
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tiny device that measures the temperature rise or fall in a sound beam

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thermocouple

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17
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they change color based on their temperature

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liquid crystals

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18
Q

when do we perform an ultrasound

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when the benefits outweigh the risk

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19
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science of identifying and measuring the characteristics of an ultrasound beam that are relevant to its potentioal for producing biological effects

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dosimetry

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20
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research out of the body

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In vitro

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21
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research in the body

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In vivo

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22
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mechanistic

empirical

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two approaches to study bioeffects

23
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cause and effect

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mechanistic

24
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exposure and response

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empirical

25
Q

broad exposure range can be evaluated

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strength of mechanistic

26
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uncertainty about assumptions

are other mechanisms involved

is the bioeffect clinically significant

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weakness of mechanistic

27
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biological significance is obvious

no need to understand mechanism

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strength of empirical

28
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specis differences may alter results

no need to understand mechanism

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weakness of empirical

29
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thermal

cavitation (non-thermal)

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mechanisms of bioeffects

30
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bioeffects results from the rise in tissue temperature

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thermal mechanism

31
Q

useful predictor of max temperature increase under most clinally relevant conditions

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Thermal Index

TI

32
Q

TIS

TIB

TIC

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three forms of Thermal Index

33
Q

index in soft tissue

A

TIS

34
Q

index in bone

A

TIB

35
Q

index at cranial bone

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TIC

36
Q

location of highest risk of thermal bioeffects

A

junction of soft tissue and bone

37
Q

maximum beam heating related to the

A

SPTA

38
Q

testicular temperature rise that can cause infertility

A

2-4 deg

39
Q

2 elements of thermal bioeffect measurement

A

temperature

exposure time

40
Q

cavitation

radiatoin force

A

nonthermal mechanisms

41
Q

interaction of sound waves with microscopic , stabilized gas bubbles in tissue

A

cavitation

42
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stable

transient

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forms of cavitation

43
Q

oscillating bubble

microstreaming and shear stresses

lower MI

A

stable cavitation

44
Q

normal or inertial

bursting bubble

shock waves and very high temperatures

higher MI

A

transient cavitation

45
Q

less cavitation

less pressure

higher freq

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lower MI

46
Q

more cavitation

more pressure

lower freq

A

higher MI

47
Q

studies associated with population

A

epidemiology

48
Q

studies are retrospective

ambiguities in the data

risk factors other than exposure may exist

A

limitations of epidemiologic studies

49
Q

prospective

randomized studies

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best epidemiologic studies

50
Q

forward looking study

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prospective

51
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one group is exposed and another is not

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randomized study

52
Q

AIUM limit

100mw/cm^2

A

unfocused beam strength

53
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AIUM limit

1 w/cm^2

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focused beam strength

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