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To convert electrical energy

What is the primary function of a piezoelectric crystal in an ultrasound transducer?

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Lead zirconate-titanate

Which material is commonly used in piezoelectric crystals due to its high sensitivity

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To absorb ultrasound

What is the purpose of the damping material in an ultrasound transducer?

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Phased array probe

Which ultrasound probe is best suited for cardiac imaging?

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To eliminate air gaps

What is the primary advantage of using a coupling medium (gel) in ultrasound imaging?

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B-mode

Which mode displays a two-dimensional grayscale image of anatomical structures?

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Spatial pulse length

What determines axial resolution in ultrasound imaging?

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Appears black

Which of the following is a characteristic of an anechoic structure?

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To reduce acoustic impedance

What is the function of the matching layer in a transducer?

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Endocavitary probe

Which probe is typically used for endovaginal examinations?

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Transducer/probe

A device that converts electrical energy into ultrasound waves and receives echoes to create images.

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Piezoelectric principle

the principle where mechanical pressure generates electrical charges in certain crystals.

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Matching layer

The layer in a transducer that reduces acoustic impedance mismatch between the crystal and skin.

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A mode

The mode that displays amplitude spikes representing echo depth and intensity.

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Coupling medium/gel

a gel applied to the skin to eliminate air gaps during ultrasound

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Lateral resolution

The resolution determined by beam width, affecting the ability to distinguish side-by side objects.

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Acoustic shadowing

The phenomenon where sound waves pass through Auid without attenuation, causina brightness behind the structure.

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Doppler mode

A Doppler technique that displays blood flow velocity as a spectral waveform, allowing precise measurements.

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M mode

The mode used to track motion over time, such as fetal heartbeat.

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Continuous-Wave Doppler

The Doppler mode used in echocardiography lo evaluate heart valve function.

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False, low (high)

PZT crystals are used in transducers due to their low sensitivity.

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False, increases (reduces)

The damping material increases the ringing of the piezoelectric crystal.

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False, linear (curvilinear)

A linear probe is ideal for deep abdominal imaging.

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True

B-mode displays real-time, two-dimensional grayscale images.

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False, axial (lateral)

Axial resolution depends primarily on beam width.

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False, air (gel)

Air is an excellent coupling medium for ultrasound.

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False, darker (brighter)

A hyperechoic structure appears darker than surrounding tissue.

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False, rectangular (fan-liked)

The phased array probe produces a rectangular image.

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False, Doppler effect (frequency or wavelength)

The Doppler Effect describes the change in amplitude of sound waves when reflecting off moving objects

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False, less (more)

Power Doppler is less sensitive to slow blood flow than color Doppler.