Quiz 3 *contents from wk3 & wk4 Flashcards

1
Q

If you are assessing a superficial vessel, you will use a ________ frequency transducer.

A

high

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2
Q

What should be done to this image to improve the color fill within this vessel?

A

My Ans: try to keep the vessel straight across the screen and open up the closed end if possible

steer the color box and adjust color scale low then increase color gain

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3
Q

Increasing the color box size will increase the frame rate.
T or F ?

A

F

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4
Q

For the most accurate velocities in spectral Doppler imaging, we always want the ultrasound beam _______ to the vessel wall.

A

0 degree

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5
Q

The sample gate determines:
1. The Doppler audio and spectral display
2. How much of the flow through a vessel cross section will contribute to the Doppler measurement
3. The size of the spectral waveform
4. The rate per minute

A
  1. How much of the flow through a vessel cross section will contribute to the Doppler measurement
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6
Q

What does each letter in “PACS” stand for?

A

picture archival communication system

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7
Q

Which ultrasound probe is used to perform most vascular ultrasound exams?

A

linear array probe

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8
Q

Which control allows a sonographer to control the height of the waveform on a spectral display?

  1. Doppler gain
  2. Doppler sweep speed
  3. Doppler scale
  4. Wall filter
A
  1. Doppler scale
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9
Q

The best 2D/B-mode image quality is obtained when the ultrasound beam intersects the arterial walls at the following angle:

A

90 degree

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10
Q

Frequency shifts are only produced by the flow/movement of blood within a vessel.

T or F ?

A

F
* it requires more than the blood ddflow i.e. cosine angle, propagation speed

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11
Q

!!! flag question
If you have an image with a Doppler angle of 80 degrees, and the same image with a Doppler angle of 45 degrees, which image (80 degrees or 45 degrees) will have a higher and more inaccurate estimated velocity?

A

The image with a 80 degree angle

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12
Q

Aliasing can be useful in identifying elevated velocities with color Doppler imaging.

T or F ?

A

T

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13
Q

Ocular symptoms suggest disease in the ___________ carotid system.

  1. ipsilateral
  2. contralateral
  3. proximal
  4. entire
A
  1. ipsilateral
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14
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What would you do with the transducer to improve the color flow within this vessel?

A

My Ans:
steer the color box or adjust the transducer to show the vessel diagnally in the screen (left up)

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15
Q

Which direction is this color box steered?

A

left

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16
Q

The lighter/brighter the color within the vessel, the _______ the flow of the blood.

A

faster

17
Q

What phase of the cardiac cycle does the initial sharp upstroke in an arterial waveform correspond with?

A

systole

18
Q

Which type of Doppler is used when a sonographer wishes to perform precise assessments of a specific vessel?

A

pulsed-wave Doppler

19
Q

What type of Doppler does not provide directional information?

A

Power Doppler

20
Q

When a significant stenosis is present, what would you expect to see when utilizing Color Doppler?

  1. A narrowing of color fill with an area of distal turbulence
  2. A very dark shade of color distal to the stenosis
  3. An area of proximal turbulence
  4. No color flow within the vessel
A
  1. A narrowing of color fill with an area of distal turbulence