Lesson 21 (Part 1) Flashcards

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1
Q

What will happen tp the frequency if you are scanning a moving object like blood?

A

The returning frequency will not be the same

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2
Q

Doppler effect

A

Change in frequency caused by the motion of a source, reflector or receiver

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3
Q

What is the source of the doppler effect in ultrasound?

A

The transducer

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4
Q

What is the reflector of the doppler effect in ultrasound?

A

The tissue/RBC

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5
Q

What is the receiver of the doppler effect in ultrasound?

A

The transducer

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6
Q

What is changes in frequency caused by?

A

The motion of the reflector

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7
Q

Dopple shift

A

The change in frequency

- delta f or fD

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8
Q

What does the change in frequency depend on?

A

Whether the object is moving closer or farther away

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9
Q

What is the formula for Doppler shift?

A
fD = fR-fT
fD = doppler shift 
fR = received 
fT = transmitted
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10
Q

What is the formula for delta F?

A

kHz

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11
Q

What does the frequency do when the doppler shift gets closer together?

A

It increases

- positive shift

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12
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What does the frequency do when the doppler shift gets farther apart?

A

It decreases

- negative shift

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13
Q

What happens to the blood in a positive shift?

A

Blood moves towards the transducer

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14
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What happens to the blood in a negative shift?

A

Blood moves away from the transducer

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15
Q

What does it mean if you have 2 different colours in a doppler shift?

A

It is showing blood moving in two different directions

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16
Q

What do we do in Doppler? (4)

A
  1. We fire a particular frequency
  2. We measure the frequency that returns
  3. We figure out the Doppler shift
  4. We can calculate how fast an object is moving
17
Q

What happens when the doppler shift goes up?

A

Speed goes up

18
Q

What happens when the doppler shift goes down?

A

Speed goes down

19
Q

What does changing the frequency affect?

A

It wont affect the rate of velocity
- we do not directly affect the velocity by changing the frequency (the speed doesnt change because we are changing the probe)

20
Q

What is the doppler shift?

A

Is the difference between the sent and returning frequencies of the sound wave

21
Q

How can we affect the Doppler shift?

A

By changing the frequency

22
Q

What do we use the Doppler shift to calculate?

A

Velocity

23
Q

What are examples of the doppler effect? (4)

A
  1. Police speed detectors
  2. Weather forecasting
  3. Door openers
  4. Burglar alarms
24
Q

How is our probed compared to the blood flow?

A

Parallel to it

25
Q

What happens if the angle of interrogation is non-zero?

A

Less Doppler shift will occur

26
Q

How do we fix the lesser doppler shift?

A

By incorporating cos (cosine)

27
Q

Doppler angle

A

Angle between the sound beam and the vessel

28
Q

What does doppler shift depend on?

A

The cosine of the doppler angle

29
Q

What is the formula for fD with cos?

A
fD = 2fvcos/c
fD = doppler shift 
f = fundamental frequency 
v = velocity 
cos = angle 
c = propagation speed
30
Q

What is the formula for v with cos?

A
v = 77fD/fcos
v = velocity 
fD = doppler shift 
f = fundamental frequency 
cos = angle