Chapter 13 Real-Time Imaging Flashcards

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Ability of the system to create numerous frames per second is called?

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Frame rate

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Images displayed one image at a time in the early days was known as?

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Static scanning

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Factors affecting frame rate include

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  • speed of sound in the medium

- imaging depth

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What unit is frame rate measured in?

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Hertz (images per second)

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What does “accuracy in time” (the ability to precisely position moving structures from instant to instant) describe?

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Temporal resolution

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Temporal resolution is excellent when a system produces __________ frames per second.

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Many

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Temporal resolution is determined by?

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Frame rate

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High frame rate will ________ temporal resolution.

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Improve

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What are the units for temporal resolution?

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Hertz (per second)

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What is the relationship between frame rate and the time required to make a single image?

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Inversely related and reciprocals

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Two sonographer-controlled settings of an ultrasound system determine frame rate:

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  1. Imaging depth

2. Number of pulses per frame

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Imaging depth and frame rate are directly or inversely related?

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Inversely related

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Shallow imaging increases frame rate and does what to temporal resolution?

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Improves

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Deeper imaging decreases frame rate and does what to temporal resolution?

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Degrades

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High frame rate equals _________ depth

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Shallow

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Low frame rate equals _______ depth

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Deep

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The following describes what type of imaging:

  • short go-return time
  • shorter Tframe
  • higher frame rate
  • superior temporal resolution
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Shallow imaging

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The following describes what type of imaging depth:

  • long go-return time
  • longer Tframe
  • lower frame rate
  • inferior temporal resolution
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Deep imaging

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What’s the equation for time needed to make a single frame?

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Tframe = # pulses x PRP

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Pulses per frame and frame rate are directly or inversely related?

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Inversely related

20
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What is needed to give the illusion of moving pictures?

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High frame rate

21
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What factors affect the number of pulses needed to create an image?

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  • number of focal points
  • sector size
  • line density
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What type of focus is describe below:

  • one pulse per scan line
  • shorter Tframe
  • higher frame rate
  • better temporal resolution
  • poorer lateral resolution
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Single focus

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What type of focus is described below:

  • many pulses per scan line
  • longer Tframe
  • lower frame rate
  • diminished temporal resolution
  • improved lateral resolution
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Multi-focus

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What is the main advantage of multiple focal zones?

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It improves accuracy in the individual images, each scan line has better lateral resolution because it is narrow over a wide range if depths

25
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Field of view (sector size) and frame rate are directly or inversely related?

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Inversely related

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Narrower images result in ______ frame rates. Wider images result in _______ frame rate.

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Higher; lower

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  • fewer pulses per frame
  • shorter Tframe
  • higher frame rate
  • superior temporal resolution
    These describe what type of sector?
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Narrow sector

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  • more pulses per frame
  • longer Tframe
  • lower frame rate
  • inferior temporal resolution
    These describe what type of sector?
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Wide sector

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Ultrasound systems can alter the spacing between sounds beams and this is known as?

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Line density

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Lines that are spaced far apart is?

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Low line density

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Lines closely packed is called?

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High line density

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Line density and frame rate are directly or inversely related?

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Inversely related

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  • widely spaced lines
  • fewer pulses per frame
  • shorter Tframe
  • higher frame rate
  • high temporal resolution
  • poor spatial resolution
    This describes what type of line density?
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Low line density

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  • tightly packed lines
  • more pulses per frame
  • longer Tframe
  • lower frame rate
  • low temporal resolution
  • excellent spatial resolution
    Describes what type of line density?
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High line density

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What is the main advantage of high line density?

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Improved spatial (detail) resolution

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Lateral resolution improves with _________ focusing.

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Multi

37
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Spatial resolution improves with _______ line density

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Higher

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  • shallower imaging
  • single focus
  • narrow sector
  • low line density
    Describes what type of frame rate?
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Better-higher frame rate

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  • deeper imaging
  • multiple focal points (improves lateral resolution)
  • wide sector
  • high line density (improves spatial resolution)
    Describes what type of frame rate
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Worse-lower Frame rate

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Temporal resolution is directly or inversely related to frame rate?

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Directly related