Week 2 Image optimisation, Bio Effects, QC Flashcards

1
Q

transducer indicator pointed towards __ in anterior transverse plane

A

right shoulder

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2
Q

transducer indicator pointed towards __ in coronal/sagittal plane

A

patient’s head

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3
Q

transducer indicator pointed towards __ in posterior transverse plane

A

left shoulder

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4
Q

transducer indicator pointed towards __ in decubitus plane

A

patient’s anterior

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5
Q

longitudinal views display structure at its __ dimension with its depth

A

longest

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6
Q

axial views display structure at its __ dimension with its depth

A

short axis

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7
Q

surface landmark for bladder, prostate, uterus

A

symphysis pubis

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8
Q

surface landmark for right lobe of liver, gallbladder

A

right medial angle of ribs

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9
Q

surface landmark for left lobe of liver, pancreas

A

xiphoid process of sternum

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10
Q

surface landmark for spleen, left kidney

A

left lateral angle of ribs

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11
Q

subcostal scanning involves what placement of transducer

A

transducer angled superiorly beneath inferior costal margin for panning liver

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12
Q

intercostal scanning involves what placement of transducer

A

transducer placed between ribs & follows rib orientation; useful for scanning high riding liver

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13
Q

transducer manipulation styles

A

sliding, rocking, sweep, rotate, compression, fan

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14
Q

other modes

A

doppler mode, pulsed wave, M-mode

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15
Q

depth is important for __

A

image quality & presentation

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16
Q

if depth is too deep, anatomy will appear __

A

small at top of image

17
Q

if depth is too shallow, anatomy will appear __

A

lost at the bottom

18
Q

leaving a small area of depth behind allows for __

A

observing useful artifacts (shadowing & enhancement)

19
Q

gain amplifies __

A

reflected signals

20
Q

Time Gain Compensation

A

selectively amplifies signals from deeper structures or suppress signals from superficial tissues

21
Q

Focus

A

focal zone is point where beam is narrowest with max resolution

22
Q

dynamic range determines __

A

number of gray shades

23
Q

wide dynamic range creates __

A

smoother image

24
Q

narrow dynamic range creates

A

higher contrast image

25
Q

dynamic range affects __

A

contrast resolution

26
Q

harmonic imaging offers

A
  • reduced noise & clutter
  • increased SNR
  • narrow beam width
27
Q

CEUS

A

contrast enhanced US

28
Q

3 vascular phases studied using CEUS

A

arterial phase: 0 - 30s
portal phase: 30 - 90s
late phase: > 90s

29
Q

echogenicity

A

degree of brightness of structure

30
Q

anechoic

A

free of echoes

31
Q

echogenic

A

bright echoes

32
Q

hyperechoic

A

brighter than surrounding echoes

33
Q

hypoechoic

A

darker than surrounding echoes

34
Q

isoechoic

A

similar to surrounding echoes