Interaction of sound & mediaCh 6 & Range equation Ch7 Flashcards

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Method of rating numbers. The numbers of 10’s that are multiplied to create the original number

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Logarithm

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2
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The strength of sound beams and brightness of images are measured in this unit

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Decibel

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3
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Reports relative changes and is a ratio with two intensities starting level and actual level

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Decible notation

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4
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3db

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double

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5
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-3db

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half

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6
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10db

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ten times larger

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7
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-10db

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one tenth

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8
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6db

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four times larger

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9
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-6db

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one fourth

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10
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Two factors that determine attenuation

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Path length and frequency of sound

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11
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How are distance and attenuation related?

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Directly

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12
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How are frequency and attenuation related?

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Directly

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13
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Is decibles relative or absolute change?

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Relative

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14
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Is attenuation relative or absolute change?

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Relative

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15
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longer distance

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more attenuation

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16
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higher frequency

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more attenuation

17
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Shorter distance

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less attenuation

18
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lower frequency

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less attenuation

19
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Process that contribute to attenuation

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Reflection, scattering, and absorption

20
Q

Reflection in only one direction with a smooth boundary

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Specular reflection

21
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Irregular boundaries reflection that radiates in more than one direction

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Diffuse reflection or backscatter

22
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Random redirection of sound in many directions

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Scattering

23
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How are scattering and frequency related?

24
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Scattering when the structure’s dimensions are much smaller than the beam’s wavelength . Scatters the sound wave in equally in all directions.

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Rayleigh Scattering

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Which scatter results with an organized boundary?
specular or Rayleigh scatter
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Which scatter results with an unorganized boundary?
Diffuse or scattering
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Whats the significance of attenuation in diagnostic sonography?
Higher frequency produce shorter waves which create more accurate images. However higher freq attenuates more and is less capable of traveling far or deeper.
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When ultrasound is converted into another energy form like heat.
Absorption
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How are absorption and frequency related?
Directly
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The number of db of attenuation that occurs when sound travels one cm db/cm
Attenuation coefficient
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The constant value for the attenuation coefficient
2db/cm