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Ultrasound waves that are traveling through a medium consist of a. electromagnetic and radio frequencies b. compressions and refractions c. electromagnetic and ionizing frequencies d. compressions and rarefactions - ️️d. What is the difference between audible sound and ultrasound? a. audible sound waves can travel through a vacuum b. audible sound has a higher frequency c. ultrasound has a higher frequency d. ultrasound waves are ionizing - ️️c. Damping in a transducer a. redu...

Edelman SPI review questions & Answers 2023. ______ is the distance covered by one cycle. a) pulse length b) wavelength c) cycle distance d) cycle duration ______ is the time to complete one cycle a) pulse duration b) pulse period c) period d) duration period ________ is a redirection of an ultrasound bean in many directions as a result of a rough boundary between two media: a) refraction b) Rayleigh Scattering c) scattering d) reflection _________ resolution is...

SPI Practice Test Questions With 100% Correct Answers Which of the following do the source and the medium determine? a. duty factor b. frequency c. propagation speed d. axial resolution - ANS-d. Axial resolution is affected by all of the following EXCEPT a. frequency b. damping c. spatial pulse length d. focusing - ANS-d. Damping in a transducer a. reduces the number of cycles in a pulse and increases the quality factor b. increases the number of cycles in a pulse and ...

Reducing the likelihood of bioeffects from acoustic energy is the mission of the: A. Nyquist limit B. Reynolds number C. Huygens principle D. ALARA principle E. Poiseuille principle -answer- D. ALARA principle The number of cycles in a pulse directly related to the: A. Duty factor B. SPL C. operating frequency D. PRF E. propagation speed of the medium -answer- B. SPL The Doppler shift frequency is proportional to the: A. Cosine values B. Doppler angle C. Operat...

Edelmen's SPI Exam Review Guaranteed Success What is the relationship between frequency and wavelength in ultrasound? ️️Frequency and wavelength are inversely related; as frequency increases, wavelength decreases, enhancing resolution but reducing penetration depth. How does acoustic impedance affect ultrasound imaging? ️️Acoustic impedance is the resistance to sound wave transmission; differences in impedance between tissues cause reflections that form the ultrasound imag...

Davies SPI REVIEW Already Rated A+ What action below would be most in keeping with the ALARA principle while performing a diagnostic ultrasound examination? A: Allow multiple students to scan an obstetrical patient because the fetus is in a good position for imaging. B: Prolong the sonogram to make videos of the fetus for each family member. C: Complete the diagnostic scan in a timely fashion at the lowest output power that achieves a quality image. D: Maximize the acoustic outpu...

Which of the following do the source and the medium determine? a. duty factor b. frequency c. propagation speed d. axial resolution d. Axial resolution is affected by all of the following EXCEPT a. frequency b. damping c. spatial pulse length d. focusing d. Damping in a transducer Master01 |Excellent Study Material| Latest update 1 | P a g e | © copyright Master01| Grade A+ a. reduces the number of cycles in a pulse and increases the quality factor b. increases the number of c...

Which of the following do the source and the medium determine? a. duty factor b. frequency c. propagation speed d. axial resolution - d. Axial resolution is affected by all of the following EXCEPT a. frequency b. damping c. spatial pulse length d. focusing - d. Damping in a transducer a. reduces the number of cycles in a pulse and increases the quality factor b. increases the number of cycles in a pulse and increases penetration c. causes poor axial and lateral resolution ...

The main advantage of a curvilinear transducer over a vector transducer is: A. the ability to perform CW Doppler with 2D imaging B. the smaller footprint C. the wider near field D. the ability to scan at increased frame rates - the wider near field Which of the following describes the primary advantage of a 1.5D array over a 1D array? A. the 1.5D array eliminates the need for a stand-off pad for superficial imaging B. the 1.5D array can produce a trapezoid field of view while the 1D array...

What is an advantage of single crystal- or pure-wave crystal transducer? A) wide bandwidth B) lower frequencies at higher resolution C) absence of aliasing with pulsed Doppler D) higher frame rate E) greater steering angles - Answer- A If you wish to perform a sonogram with the largest possible field of view in the near field and at depth, what type of array transducer would be preferable? A) linear array B) curved array C) phased array D) sector E) all of the above - Answer- ...