Chapter 2 - 14.3 questions Flashcards
What is the wavelength of 5 MHZ ultrasound in soft tissue ?
0.3 mm
What is the wavelength of 10 MHz in bone ?
0.4 mm
Given a wavelength of 1 mm and a frequency of 2MHz, what is the propagation velocity ? Do you think this medium is stiffer than soft tissue , blood bone ?
2000 m/sec
Stiffness is ____________ related to compressibility , _______ related to elasticity _______- related to inelasticity
inversely related
inversely related
directly related
If the transmit voltage is increased from 2 - 4 volts , the frequency will ______-
not change
Frequency of ultrasound, infrasound, audible, and diagnostic ultrasound
infrasound 0-20 Hz
audible 20-20 kHz
ultrasound >20 kHz
diagnostic ultrasound 2 MHz - 10 MHz
What happens to the intensity if the amplitude is increased by a factor of 3.
intensity increase by a factor of 9
What happens to the intensity if the power is increased by a factor of 3 ?
intensity increases by a factor of 3
What happens to the intensity if the area is increase by a factor of 2 ?
intensity decrease by a factor of 2
If we keep the area fixed, and if the intensity increases by a factor of 4, what change has occurred to the amplitude?
Amplitude has increase by a factor of 2
The frequency is determined strictly by the wave __________
source
The period of a wave is det. strictly by the wave __________
source
The propagation velocity is det. strictly by the properties of the _________.
medium
The 2 two properties of the medium which determine the propagation velocity are _____________ (related to density) and _____ (related to compressibility and stiffness)
inertia
elasticity
The propagation velocity ___________ with increased density (assume no change in stiffness)
decreases
As the density decreases, the propagation velocity ________ (assume no change in stiffness)
increases