Doppler Instrumentation and Hemodynamics Flashcards
a misrepresnetation of the doppler shift in a negative direction occuring when the pulse repetition frequency is set to low
aliasing
smallest arteries in the circulatory system controlling the needs of organs and tissues
arterioles
pressure reduction in a region of high flow speed
bernoulli effect
auscultatory sound within an artery produced by turbulent blood flow
bruit
the smallest of the body’s blood vessels connecting the arteriolies and venules and allowing the interchange of oxygen or carbon dioxide and nutrients to the tissue cells
capillaries
noise in the doppler signal caused by high amplitude doppler shifts
clutter
observed frequency change of the reflected sound resulting from movement relative to the sound source or observer
doppler effect
frequency shift created between the transmitted frequency and received frequency by an interface moving with velocity at an angle to the sound
doppler shift
energy difference between two points
energy gradient
to move in a stream, continually changing position and direction
flow
electronic device controlling the transmission or reception of a doppler signal; size of the gate is determined by the beam diameter, reciever gate length, and length of ultasound pulse
gate
twisting type of blood flow
helical flow
science or physical principles concerned with the study of blood circulation
hemodynamics
the perceived color; any one or a combination of primary colors
hue color map
the pressure created in a fluid system, such as circulatory system; when supine, the hydrostatic pressure is 0 mmHg. when upright the pressure is negative above the heart and positive below the heart
hydrostatic pressure