Knobology Flashcards
Determines the strength of the pulse transmitted into the body. Displayed in dB brighter image with stronger pulse.
Power Output
Amplies or boosts the echo signals is done to compensate for attenuation of sound in deeper tissues.
Gain
Amplifies receiver gain gradually at specific depths. Depth of interface is determined by the amount of time it takes for transmitted sound pulse to return to the transducer.
TGC
Allows transducer to focus transmitted sound at different depths. Several focal zones reduce the frame rate.
Focal Zone
Fraunhofer zone
far zone
Frensel zone
near zone
Adjusts the depth and width of an image. Larger or deeper field of view causes frame rate to decrease. Depth is in cm width may be used to reduce side lobe artifacts.
Field of view
Eliminates both electronic noise and low level echoes from the display. Done internally in the computer.
Reject
Range of input signal levels produces noticeable changes in the output of the device.
Dynamic Range
Produces high contrast
Low dynamic range
Produces more shades of gray and lower contrast
High dynamic range
Zoom to increase detail
Zoom
Captures image, must be without motion, patient holding breath
Freeze
Increase PRF decrease PRF
Depth
Color box used, you determine angle of the box.
CF Color Flow Doppler