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1
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axial resolution deals with structures that are _____ to the sound beam.

A

parallel

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2
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if frequency increases, what do we do to the numerical value of LARRD?

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the numerical value is lowered

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given frequency and cycles/pulse, which one has the better axial resolution?

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the shortest pulse with the highest frequency and the least ringing (fewest cycles/pulse)

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4
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given cycles and frequencies, calculate axial resolution

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axial resolution is 1/2 the spatial pulse length

axial resolution is 1/2 (wavelength x #cycles/pulse)

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5
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if the frequency is the same, know which characteristics will distinguish the better axial resolution

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the shorter cycle pulse transducer will create better axial resolution

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what are the different synonyms for LARRD?

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longitudinal

axial

range

radial

depth

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7
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what are the synonyms for LATA?

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lateral

angular

transverse

azimuthal

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how do we calculate lateral resolution?

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determined by width of the sound beam

lateral resolution=beam diameter(mm)

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what are the methods of focusing?

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external focusing-with a lens (fixed, conventional, or mechanical)

internal focusing-with a curved active element (fixed, conventional, or mechanical)

phased array focusing-with the electronics of the ultrasound system (adjustable)

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10
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what are the effects of focusing?

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beam diameter in near field and focal zone is reduced

focal depth is shallower

beam diameter in the far zone increases

focal zone is smaller

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11
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better axial resolution is associated with:

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shorter spatial pulse length

shorter pulse duration

higher frequencies (shorter wavelength)

fewer cycles/pulse (less ringing)

lower numerical values

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12
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summary of beam features:

characteristics: frequency-continuous wave

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determined by: frequency of electrical signal from ultrasound system

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13
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summary of beam features:

characteristics: frequency-pulsed wave

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determined by: thickness of ceramic and speed of sound in ceramic

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14
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summary of beam features:

characteristics: focal length

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determined by: diameter of ceramic and frequency of sound

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summary of beam features:

chaacteristics: beam divergence

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determined by: diameter of ceramic and frequency of sound

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16
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summary of beam features:

characteristics: lateral resolution

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determined by: beam width

17
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axial resolution(frequency):

orientation, mnemonic, determined by, best with, does it change?, in near field-best with, in far field-best with

A

front-to-back, parallel to beam

LARRD

pulse length

shortest pulse, highest frequency and fewest cycles

same at all depths, does not change

shortest pulse

shortest pulse

18
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lateral resolution(focus):

orientation, mnemonic, determined by, best with, does it change?, in near field-best with, in far field-best with

A

side-by-side, perpendicular to beam

LATA

beam width

narrowest beam

changes with depth, best at focus

smallest diameter crystal

largest diameter and highest frequency (least divergence)