Lesson 22 (Part 2) Flashcards

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1
Q

Where does the data go for colour doppler once the instrument processes it?

A

On the display

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2
Q

What kind of parameters does colour doppler use? (3)

A
  1. Hue
  2. Saturation
  3. Luminance
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3
Q

Hue

A

What colour is being displayed

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4
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Saturation

A

The amount of colour being shown

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5
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Luminance

A

Echo intensity/power/brightness

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6
Q

How are stronger echoes demonstrated in colour doppler?

A

Brighter

- red or white

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7
Q

How are weaker echoes demonstrated in colour doppler?

A

Darker

- grey to black

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8
Q

What can be done to affect the effectiveness of the colour doppler examination? (9)

A
  1. Colour box/window
    - size can be changed
  2. Map
  3. Invert
  4. Baseline
  5. PRF
  6. Aliasing
  7. Gain
  8. Priority
  9. Wall filter
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9
Q

What does changing the shape of the colour box/window do? (3)

A
  1. Affects the frame rate
  2. Affects temporal resolution
  3. Changes the coverage
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10
Q

What does a colour map do?

A

Helps to interpret data

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11
Q

What does the colour map interpret? (3)

A
  1. Mean velocities
  2. Direction of flow/sign
  3. Variance
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12
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Variance

A

Change in colour from left to right

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13
Q

What is the most commonly used spectrum for colour doppler?

A

Red to blue

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14
Q

What does red represent on the colour map?

A

A positive shift

- usually

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15
Q

What does blue represent on the colour map?

A

A negative shift

- usually

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16
Q

What does invert do in colour doppler?

A

Flips the colour map

17
Q

What does invert do?

A

Adjusts the representation

- doesnt change the direction of flow

18
Q

What does baseline mean?

A

No doppler shift

- zero point

19
Q

Why does baseline help?

A

IF you have all positive flow you can switch the baseline so there is less blue and more red showing a more detailed map of the flow

20
Q

What does no doppler shift appear as?

A

Black

21
Q

Can we control PRF in doppler and in 2D?

A

No, only in doppler

- not in 2D

22
Q

What is the unit for our PRF?

A

kHz

23
Q

What is the unit for our scale?

A

cm/s

24
Q

How does changing PRF help in colour doppler?

A

Can pick up faster or slower speeds by increasing or decreasing the PRF

25
Q

What happens to PRF if we decrease depth?

A

It increases

- more superficial

26
Q

What happens to PRF if we increase depth?

A

It decreases

- deeper structures

27
Q

What does PRF change?

A

Scale

28
Q

What happens to the scale if PRF decreases?

A

It decreases

29
Q

What happens to the scale if PRF increases?

A

It increases

30
Q

What is very important about scale?

A

Having it set appropriately

31
Q

What happens if the scale is too high?

A

Slower flows go undetected

32
Q

What happens if the scale is too low?

A

You get artifacts

- alias (faster flows)