Chapters 5-7 Flashcards

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changes the shape of an electronic signal to improve the focus

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Apodization

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Size of source

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Aperture

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2
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A collection of active elements within a trasducer housing

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Array

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3
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Minimum distance 2 structures are seperated from front to back (anterior to posterior) and still distiguished as seperate by the ultrasound machine.

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Axial

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4
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Along the axis of the ultrasound beam

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Axial Resolution

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5
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Out of transducer into the body

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Beam

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6
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Man made piezoelectric elements that is close to soft tissue

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Composite

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7
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Crystals arranged in an arc

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Convex Array

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Main componite in a transducer producing piezoelectric current

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Crystal

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The amount the piezoelectric elements are heated

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Currie Point

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Bonded element to the back of the active element. limits the “ringing” of the crystals.

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Damping

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AKA spatial resolution, the machines ability to see and differentiate small structures and represent them anatomically correct on the ultrasound image.

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Detail Resolution

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12
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Used to improve resolution

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Dynamic Focusing

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13
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Made of natural or man made material, used to convert energy in the transducer.

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Element

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14
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Slice thickness

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Elevational Resolution

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The region that lies beyond the distance of one near zone length (Fraunhofer zone)

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Far Zone

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16
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Near zone length

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Focal Length

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17
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Where the beam is the narrowest

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Focal Region

18
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Area of highest most uniform beam intensity

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Focal Zone

19
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Improves accuracy of image by narrowing the “waist” of the beam

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Focus

20
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lobes at various angles to the main beam

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Grating Lobes

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Side to Side dimension

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Lateral

22
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AKA transverse resolution. The minimum distance that two side by side structures can be seperate and still show 2 seperate echoes on the screen

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Lateral Resolution

23
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The man made element that ultrasound transducer use

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Lead Zirconate Titanate

24
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External Focusing

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Lens

25
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AKA phased array. Elements arranged in a line with a small array

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Linear

26
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Parallel scan lines that are perpendicular to the transducer face to give a rectangle feild of view

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Linear Array

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Arranged in a line with a flat face, is electronically steered and gives a wide feild of view

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Linear Phased Array

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AKA linear swithed. Multiple elements arranged in a line that are fired in a sequence.

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Linear Sequenced Array

29
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Reduces reflections at transducer to tissue interface (impedance matching layer)

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Matching Layer

30
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AKA resonant Frequency. Operating frequency of a transducer.

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Natural Focus

31
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Region between the transducer and the focus (Fresnel Zone)

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Near Zone

32
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Frequency of a transducer (Resonant frequency)

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Operating Frequency

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AKA electronic sector

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Phased Array

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Arranged in a line with a flat face, is electronically steered and gives a wide feild of view

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Phased Linear Array

35
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When a mechanical force is applied to a certain materials they create a voltage.

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Piezoelectricity

36
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Transducer

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Probe

37
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The machines ability to image structures with accuracy

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Resolution

38
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Operating frequency, at the center of the bandwidth (Natural Frequency)

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Resonance Frequency

39
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Crystals arranged in an arc and produce fan shaped image

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Sector

40
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When energy from the transducer radiates at various angles of the transducer face

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Side Lobes

41
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Any devise that converts one form of energy to another

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Transducer

42
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Combination of phased array electronics and linear sequential array probes to provide electronic steering and multiple focal zones

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Vector Array