PREPRY Flashcards

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1
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PRP and PRF relationship

A

Inverse

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2
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Pulse duration is

A

The number of cycles x the period (whenever you have an equation with a multiplication sign, whatever is on the opposite side is directly related)

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3
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Doppler shift = (equation)

A

2 x velocity x transducer frequency x cosine (angle of incidence) ALL DIVIDED BY propagation speed

(With division, numerator is directly related, denominator is inverse)

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4
Q

Units Mega is 10 to the what power

A

6

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5
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Unit Micro is 10 to the what power

A

-6

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6
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Unit Centi is 10 to the what power

A

-2

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7
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Unit Milli is 10 to the what power

A

-3

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8
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Unit Kilo is 10 to the what power

A

3

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9
Q

Sound cannot travel in a

A

Vacuum

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10
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All sound waves are these two things

A

Mechanical, longitudinal

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11
Q

The unit for pressure is _______ and it is

A

Pascals (Pa) and pressure is the concentration of force in an area

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12
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What are the 7 acoustic parameters to describe a sound wave

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  1. Period
  2. Frequency
  3. Amplitude
  4. Power
  5. Intensity
  6. Wavelength
  7. Propagation speed
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13
Q

Amplitude is units of

A

Pressuer

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14
Q

Frequency is units per

A

Second

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15
Q

Sonographer can only adjust these three things

A

Amplitude, power, intensity - by changing the gain

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16
Q

Infrasound range

A

<20 Hz

17
Q

Audible range

A

20 Hz - 20 KHz

18
Q

Ultrasound range

A

> 20 kHz

19
Q

Propagation speed is only determined by the

A

Medium

20
Q

What determines the medium’s ability to affect propagation speed?

A

Density
Stiffness

21
Q

Stiffness aka

A

Bulk modulus

22
Q

Stiffness and what are DIRECTLY related

A

Propagation speed

23
Q

If stiffness goes up, the propagation speed will

A

Also go up (directly related)

24
Q

If density goes up, the propagation speed will

A

Go down (inverse relationship)

25
Q

Propagation speed of different mediums from low to high

A

Air, Lung, Adipose, Water, Liver, Blood, Muscle, Tendon, Bone

26
Q

Propagation speed in soft tissue

A

1540 m/s or
1.54 mm/microsecond

27
Q

Compressibility aka

A

Elasticity (low stiffness)

28
Q

Power is

A

The strength of the US beam (output power aka gain is adjustable by sonographer)

29
Q

Intensity is

A

The strength of the US beam - it is the CONCENTRATION of energy

30
Q

What are the 5 pulsed sound parameters

A

PRP
PRF
PD
SPL
DF

31
Q

Pulse duration unit

A

Microseconds

32
Q

Pulse Repetition Period what unit

A

Milliseconds

33
Q

Pulse duration is the

A

Transmission time of pulse

34
Q

Pulse Repetition Frequency (think “frequently”)

A

*how “frequently” can you send out the next pulse

35
Q

Describe the relationship of PRF and PRP in relation to a shallow and deeper depth

A

At greater imaging depths, it takes more time (PRP) for a pulse of sound to travel and how frequently (PRF) a pulse can be transmitted decreases…

Greater depths = longer PRP, lower PRF
(More time required pulses sent out less frequently)

Shallower depths = shorter PRP, higher PRF
(Less time is required, pulses can be sent out more frequently

36
Q

Duty Factor of CW is

A

100% or 1

37
Q

Duty Factor formula is

A

PD divided by PRP