SPI EXAM 2 UPDATED ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
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1. why does reflection occur?
Answer:
result of impedance changes at an interface
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2. interface
Answer:
boundary/reflector
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3. if impedance goes up what happens to reflection
Answer:
goes up
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4. acoustic impedance
Answer:
resistance to propagation of US waves through tissues
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5. acoustic impedance image
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6. reflection is
Answer:
when sound strikes a boundary between 2 media and some returns to transducer
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7. reflection creates
Answer:
US image
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8. two criteria must be met for reflection:
Answer:
1. different acoustic impedances
2. sound beam strikes boundary at 90 degrees (normal incidence)
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9. when sound meets 2 interfaces:
Answer:
-part reflects back
-rest propagates through interface to next interface (transmission)
,Question:
10. reflection image
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11. reflection ~
Answer:
foundation of US imaging
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12. reflection is based on
Answer:
receiving & processing reflected acoustic energy (echo signals)
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13. another reflection image
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14. types of reflection
Answer:
-specular
-diffuse
-rayleigh scattering (back scattering)
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15. specular reflection
Answer:
Mirror-like reflection, sound strikes large smooth surface
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16. specular reflection is
Answer:
angle dependent (90 degrees)
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17. interface is
Answer:
larger than 1 wavelength of incident wave
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18. US wavelength in soft tissue
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0.1 to 0.8 mm
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19. more artifacts in
Answer:
specular reflection
, Question:
20. sound beam part A
Answer:
incident beam- beginning sound beam
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21. sound beam part B
Answer:
transmitted beam- what's continuing through
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22. sound beam part C
Answer:
reflected beam- what's coming back to the machine
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23. sound beam parts image
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24. Obey Luez's Law
Answer:
applies ONLY with specular reflectors
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25. angle of incidence =
Answer:
angle of reflection
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26. Lue'z Law image
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27. Specular reflection from head of humerus in shoulder
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28. specular reflection from heart walls & mitral valve
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29. Specular reflection from diaphragm
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30. scattering from liver tissue helps
Answer:
depict parenchyma of an organ
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31. scattering is
Answer:
small irregularities in liver tissue accentuate texture on the image
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. why does reflection occur?
Answer:
result of impedance changes at an interface
Question:
2. interface
Answer:
boundary/reflector
Question:
3. if impedance goes up what happens to reflection
Answer:
goes up
Question:
4. acoustic impedance
Answer:
resistance to propagation of US waves through tissues
Question:
5. acoustic impedance image
Question:
6. reflection is
Answer:
when sound strikes a boundary between 2 media and some returns to transducer
Question:
7. reflection creates
Answer:
US image
Question:
8. two criteria must be met for reflection:
Answer:
1. different acoustic impedances
2. sound beam strikes boundary at 90 degrees (normal incidence)
Question:
9. when sound meets 2 interfaces:
Answer:
-part reflects back
-rest propagates through interface to next interface (transmission)
,Question:
10. reflection image
Question:
11. reflection ~
Answer:
foundation of US imaging
Question:
12. reflection is based on
Answer:
receiving & processing reflected acoustic energy (echo signals)
Question:
13. another reflection image
Question:
14. types of reflection
Answer:
-specular
-diffuse
-rayleigh scattering (back scattering)
Question:
15. specular reflection
Answer:
Mirror-like reflection, sound strikes large smooth surface
Question:
16. specular reflection is
Answer:
angle dependent (90 degrees)
Question:
17. interface is
Answer:
larger than 1 wavelength of incident wave
Question:
18. US wavelength in soft tissue
Answer:
0.1 to 0.8 mm
Question:
19. more artifacts in
Answer:
specular reflection
, Question:
20. sound beam part A
Answer:
incident beam- beginning sound beam
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21. sound beam part B
Answer:
transmitted beam- what's continuing through
Question:
22. sound beam part C
Answer:
reflected beam- what's coming back to the machine
Question:
23. sound beam parts image
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24. Obey Luez's Law
Answer:
applies ONLY with specular reflectors
Question:
25. angle of incidence =
Answer:
angle of reflection
Question:
26. Lue'z Law image
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27. Specular reflection from head of humerus in shoulder
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28. specular reflection from heart walls & mitral valve
Question:
29. Specular reflection from diaphragm
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30. scattering from liver tissue helps
Answer:
depict parenchyma of an organ
Question:
31. scattering is
Answer:
small irregularities in liver tissue accentuate texture on the image