chapter 4-5 Flashcards

1
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pulsed wave ultrasound

A

Group : cycle make up 1 pulse

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2
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2 component : pulsed ultrasound

A
  1. transmits time ( talking / on time )
  2. receive time ( listening to/ off time )
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3
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pulsed repetition frequency

A

: pulses > U/S system transmit > body in 1 sec

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4
Q

PRF determined by …. but ….. & how ?

A

sound source
can be changed by sonographer

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5
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how can sonographers change PRF

A

by adjusting depth : view scan

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6
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New pulse isn’t sent out until ..

A

last one has been received

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7
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PRF / depth …. related

A

inversely
depth ⬆️,PRF ⬇️

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8
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Units : PRF

A

hertz

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9
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Pulse repetition pulse

A

time from start : 1 pulse > start : next pulse

  • 1 pulse, 1 listening Time
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10
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PRP / PRF …. relationship

A

Reciprocal

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11
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PRP determined by …

A

sound source

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12
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how can PRP be changed by sonographers

A

adjusting depth : view

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13
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units : PRP

A

time ( ms)

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14
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PRP / imaging depth …. related

A

directly
depth ⬆️,PRP⬆️

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15
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pulse duration

A

actual time > start : pulse to end : that pulse
1 talk, transmit on time

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16
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PD determined by

A

sound source

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17
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can PD be adjusted

A

NO

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18
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units : PD

A

time ( ms)

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19
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PD / period …. related

A

directly proportional

20
Q

PD / frequency …. related

A

inversely proportional

21
Q

PRP ……. than PD

22
Q

Spatial pulse length

A

distance > pulse occupies > start - end : pulse

23
Q

SPL determined by

A

both sound source / medium

24
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units : SPL

A

distance ( mm)

25
Q

can SPL be adjusted

26
Q

duty factor

A

Fraction / % : time > system pulse

27
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DF determined by

A

sound source

28
Q

can DF be adjusted & how

A

YES
adjust depth

29
Q

DF / Imaging depth …. related

A

inversely
⬆️,⬇️

30
Q

shallow imaging

A
  • less listening
  • shorter PRP
  • higher PRF
  • higher DF
31
Q

deep imaging

A

-more listening
- longer PRP
- lower PRF
- lower DF

32
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continuous wave 2 transducer elements

A
  1. Continuously sends
  2. continuously receive
33
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intensities

A

beam power divide by it area

34
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Units : intensities

35
Q

5 key words > related to intensities : pulsed wave

A
  1. spatial distance / space
  2. peak - max value
  3. average - mean value
  4. temporal time
  5. pulsed transmit time only
36
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different measurement : intensities

A
  1. SPTP - Spatial Peak/ Temporal peak
  2. SATP - Spatial Average /Temporal peak
  3. SPTA - Spatial Peak /Temporal average
  4. SATA - Spatial Average/ Temporal average
  5. SPPA - Spatial Peak /Pulse average
  6. SAPA - Spatial Average/ pulse average
37
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SPTA …. bc

A

most relevant intensity w/ respect to tissue heating
peak measurement > larger than average measurements

38
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SPTP intensity

A

highest value

39
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SATA intensity

A

lower value

40
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Spatial peak intensity > …. than spatial average intensity

41
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logarithms / log

A

: time that 10 is multiple by itself to create original #

42
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decibels

A

relationship b/w 2 #

43
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units : decibels

A

amplitude / attenuation

44
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when comparing 2 intensities, power, amplitude, what can be use to describe their relationship

45
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positive decibels

A

Represents : increase / strengthening : intensity

46
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negative decibels

A

Represents : decrease / weakening : intensity