work book 54

Question 1

Method of collecting patient anatomy as a series of sliced that are then processed and stored for display as 3D volume data

Answer 1

acquisition

Question 2

Collects patient anatomy as a series of slices without having to manually move the probe during the acquisition process

Answer 2

Automatic acquisition

Question 3

Original 3D method of collecting anatomy requiring the sonographer to manually slide the probe along the patient’s skin to collect anatomy as a series of slices

Answer 3

Manual acquisition

Question 4

Displays simultaneously rendered volume imaged from four different perspectives in real-time

Answer 4

Mirrow view

Question 5

Demonstrated anatomy as three simultaneous orthogonal scan planes longitudinal transverse and coronal

Answer 5

Multipanar display

Question 6

Displays 3D anatomy as a series of sequential parallel images similar to display format to that of CT and MRI

Answer 6

Multislice view

Question 7

Two dimensional drawing of an object with forced depth to represent a third dimension since its inception 2D sonography has required documentation in two orthogonal scan planes

Answer 7

Oblique view

Question 8

Displays corresponding volume slice instead of the corresponding planar image

Answer 8

Oblique view extended

Question 9

Used to collect a greater amount of cardiac anatomic data over a longer acquisition time

Answer 9

Spatial temporal imaging correlation

Question 10

Displays seven sequential 3D rendered volume images simultaneously

Answer 10

Volume slice

Question 11

Three dimensional pixels that have assigned gray scale values depending on the strength of the returning 2D echoes

Answer 11

voxel