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The typical frame rate of an Ultrasound system is? - correct answer Between 30 Hz and 100 Hz
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Temporal resolution is synonymous with frame rate. Typical frame rates in imaging systems are 30-100 Hz. -
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correct answer The temporal resolution or frame rate = 1/(time to scan 1 frame). Frame rate can drop down to
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5 Hz.
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Pulse duration is related to bandwidth how? - correct answer Pulse Duration = 1 / Bandwidth
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Specular reflectors have physical dimensions that are what size in relation to the wavelength? - correct answer
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Greater
Two identical systems produce a pulse. One pulse is 0.8 usec in duration while the other is 1.4 usec. The best
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radial resolution will be created by which system? - correct answer 0.8 Pulse duration (length of pulse) With a
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short pulse duration we have a small pulse length. The shorter the SPL the better the longitudinal resolution.
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To achieve better depth (axial) resolution. You must have what? - correct answer FEWER CYCLES PER PULSE -
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Axial resolution = SPL / 2 or # cycles in the pulse x wavelength / 2
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Ultrasound wave attenuation is denoted by which units? - correct answer dB (DECIBELS) d d d d d d d d d d d d
If it takes 1/20 of a second to construct a single frame, what is the current frame rate? - correct answer 20 hz--
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Hz = cycles per second. The rate is 1/20th of a second. So 20 cycles per second = 20 Hz
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With a focused ultrasound beam, bioeffects...? - correct answer Are less likely to occur
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The smaller the beam the less likelihood of cavitation. Exam duration has the greatest effect on patient
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exposure. - correct answer Bioeffects intensity limit: SPTA >100 mW/cm2 Unfocused >1 W/cm2 or 1000
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HIGHEST output intensities used with pulsed doppler. - correct answer Lowest output intensities are with
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With which type of array are grating lobes most common? - correct answer Linear array
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Which equation is used to find the doppler shift? - correct answer Fd = 2 Fi v / c
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In standard diagnostic imaging instrumentation, which has the higher numerical value? - correct answer
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Lateral Resolution-LATA= higher numerical value LARD = smaller value
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Reflectors that are closer together than the width of the beam create what artifact? - correct answer Pulse
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Width artifact-Also known as lateral resolution artifact and beam width artifact.
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Basically they are shown as a single point because the resolution of the image - correct answer is only as good
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as the minimal thickness of the beam at that depth.
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As a wave propagates, the period will? - correct answer Not Change
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