Chapter 4: Doppler Imaging Artifacts Flashcards
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the study of blood flow through the blood vessels of the body
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hemodynamics
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difference in fluid energy
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energy gradient
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No energy gradient =
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no flow
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the driving force of the blood through the blood vessels
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pressure energy
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Potential energy converts into _______
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kinetic energy
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gravitational potentional energy
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hydrostatic pressure
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describes relationship between gravity, the density of blood, and the distance between an arbitrary reference point (usually the heart)
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hydrostatic pressure
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form of energy loss; produced when kinetic energy is converted to heat as a result of friction
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viscous energy
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an object at rest stays at rest, and an object in motion stays in motion unless acted on by an outside first
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inertia
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total energy in a system never changes; there must be the same total energy at the end of a vessel as at the beginning; types of energy may be different between two points
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the law of conservation of energy
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kinetic energy + heat energy =
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potential energy that was initially found at beginning of vessel
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the volume of blood moving through a vessel per unit time
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flow
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The amount of f low in a blood vessel is ______ proportional to pressure gradient.
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directly
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systemic circulation
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left ventricle of heart
aorta
arteries
arterioles
capillaries
venules
veins
IVC
right atrium of heart
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where nutrient and waste exchange occurs
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capillaries
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vessels responsible for vasoconstriction and vasodilatation in th ebody
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arterioles
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venous part of systemic circulation
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forits capacitance
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Approximately ____ of the blood is stored in the veins
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2/3
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3 layers of vessels
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tunica intima
tunica media
tunica adventitia
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inner layer of blood vessel
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tunica intima
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blood vessel layer made of muscle and elastic tissue; arteries have a thicker layer
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tunica media
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outer layer of blood vessel
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tunica adventitia
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The _______ supplies the tunica adventitia with its own blood supply.
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vasa vasorum
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found in large blood vessels at the entrance
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plug flow
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The velocity profile of plug flow is _____
blunt
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results when the red blood cells become chaotic and disorganized, resulting in assortment of velocities
turbulent flow
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may occur from high-velocity flow and from tortuous or kinked vessels
turbulent flow
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equation used to quantify the degree of turbulence in a blood vessel;
Reynolds number
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A Reynolds number greater than ____ = true turbulence
2000
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ties together relationship between vessel area, velocity of blood, and volume of blood flow
continuity equation
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If an area of a vessel decreases, the velocity must _____
increase
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states that an increase in velocity must be accompanied by a corresponding decrease in pressure
Bernoulli's Principle
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The inverse relationship between pressure and velocity is linked to the __________
law of conservation of energy
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Any increase in velocity is an increase in energy, and therefore the pressure must ______ to preserve the total energy
decrease
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describes the relationship between the volume of blood flow and the resistance to flow in a blood vessel
Pouiselle's Law
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equal to the difference in pressure divided by the resistance to flow in the vessel
flow
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If the length of vessel or viscosity of blood increases, there is _______ flow
decreased
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If the radius of a vessel increases, the flow _______
increases
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If radius doubles, flow increases by a factor of ___
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loss of energy in the form of heat
friction
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flow is equal to the pressure differential divided by resistance
Ohm's law
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hemodynamically significant stenosis, decreased distal flow, leads to significant pressure gradient, cross-sectional area loss of 75%
critical stenosis
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A 75% decrease in area corresponds to a __% decrease in diameter
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resistance of the distal bed of blood vessels
effective resistance
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sum of individual resistances when multiple vessels are connected in series
effective resistance
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main contributors to the resistance in the cardiovascular system
arterioles
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innervated walls can constrict or dilate in response to signals from the brain to either increase or decrease flow distally
arterioles
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Is it more detrimental to have more than one stenosis in a vessel or a single substantial lesion in a vessel?
more than one stenosis in a vessel
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Higher pressure proximal to a stenosis causes ______ to open up and the blood follows the lower-resistance path
collaterals
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Veins located between the capillaries and the right atrium of the heart progressively get _____
larger
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Pressure in venules
15 mmHg
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Pressure in the right atrium
0-8 mmHg
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Hydrostatic pressure at the heart
0 mmHg
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Below the heart, the hydrostatic pressure will be _____
positive
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folds of endothelial tissue inside of the veins
venous valves
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These provide a method to ensure forward flow
venous valves
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The difference between the pressure inside the vein and surrounding tissue
transmural pressure
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If the patient is supine, the transmural pressure will be ____
low
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If the patient is standing, the transmural pressure will ____
high
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Vein flow is ____
phasic
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variations that relate to respiration
phasic
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If there is pulsatility in peripheral veins, this may indicate problems with:
the right side of heart
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arteries that feed high resistance bed
triphasic or biphasic flow
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arteries that feed low resistance bed
monophasic flow
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distal arterioles dilate; increase in diameter of vessels accompanied by pressure drop
proximal stenosis
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seen in presence of proximal obstruction; delay in upstroke of systolic component
tardus parvus
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When sound impinges on a stationary reflector, the reflected frequency is identical to the transmitted, or incident frequency
Doppler Effect
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When a reflector is moving toward the transducer, the reflected frequency will be higher than the transmitted frequency and vice versa
Doppler Effect
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difference between transmitted and reflected frequencies
Doppler shift
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reflector is moving in a direction that is toward the transducer
positive shift
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reflector is moving in a direction that is away from the transducer
negative shift
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as frequency increases, intensity of scatter increases proportional to:
fourth power of frequency
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The higher the frequency, the ____ scatter, and the _____ attenuation
more
more
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As Doppler angle increases, the cosine of the angle _____
decreases
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Doppler angle and frequency shift are ______ related
inversely
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Most accurate Doppler shift
0 degrees
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As angle increases, frequency ______
decreases
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There is no Doppler shift at:
90 degrees
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determine positive or negative shift; permits bidirectional Doppler
phase quadrature
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There is no ____ resolution with CW Doppler
range
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compares transmitted and received frequencies
signal processor
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transmit time of CW
100%
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Duty factor CW
100%
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mathematical technique used to break down the signal and produce a spectral waveform
Fast Fourier Transform
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derived by tracing the spectral waveform from end diastole to end of next diastole
mean velocity
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used to quantitative the resistiveness of the distal vascular bed
Resistive Index
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used to determine how pulsatile a vessel is over time
Pulsatility Index
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estimate relative difference between systole and diastole
Pulsatility Index
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represents how many red blood cells are traveling at that velocity at a specific period of time
envelope
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wider range of velocities = ______ envelope
thicker
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The area under the envelope is the
spectral window
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turbulent flow that demonstrates a filling in of spectral envelope
spectral broadening
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transmits pulses of sound and waits for the sound to return in order to determine depth of returning echoes
Pulsed Wave Doppler
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Pulsed-Wave Doppler transmits anywhere from __-___ cycles per pulse
5-30
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The higher the pulse length, the ____ accurate sampling
more
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more accurately calculate the velocities from frequency shifts; shows what flow angle, so velocities can be accurately calculated
angle correction
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wraparound of the Doppler signal, where positive shifts are displayed as negative shifts
aliasing
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1/2PRF
Nyquist limit
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color representation of the Doppler shift information superimposed on grayscale imaging
Color Doppler Imaging
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provides information pertaining to both direction and mean velocity
Color Doppler Imaging
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processing technique used to obtain color flow information
Autocorrelation
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packet size is also known as:
ensemble length
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number of pulses per scan line within color gate
ensemble length
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The higher the ensemble length = the _____ the sensitivity
higher
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Packet size is typically __-__ pulses
10
20
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The best frame rate uses the _____ color gate
smallest
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BART
blue away red towards
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Three main components of Color Doppler Imaging:
hue
saturation
brightness
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the color itself determined by its wavelength
hue
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how much white is added compared to original color
saturation
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how intense the color is; related to amplitude of the signal
brightness
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wraparound of the color scale
aliasing
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Aliasing is eliminated by:
increasing the PRF/scale
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threshold for displaying color pixels instead of grayscale pixels
color priority
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smallest component of a 2D image
pixel
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flowing blood = ____ amplitude, ____ velocity signal
low
low
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uses low pass filter to eliminate the signal from the blood and only show color information representing wall motion
Tissue Doppler imaging
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frequency shift on which flow information is based is equal to 0 at that critical angle
Power Doppler
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ignores frequency shift and only focuses on the amplitude of the shift
Power Doppler
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inadvertent motion interrupts quality of signal
flash artifact
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used for measuring myocardial function
cardiac strain and strain rate
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changing of the shape of the muscle as it lengthens and contracts
strain
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permit evaluation of the deformation of the cardiac wall to evaluate for ventricular function
cardiac strain and strain rate
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method used to obtain strain information
speckle tracking
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