Ultrasound Physics 1 (ch. 4-5)

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pulsed sound is different from continuous sound because it has

short bursts/pulses

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pulse is made up of _____ and travels as a ______

individual cycles; single unit

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transmit time is also called ___ or ____

talking or “on” time

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receive time is also called ___ or ___

listening or “off” time

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actual time from the start of the pulse to the end of that pulse

pulse duration

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pulse duration is also called ___ or ___

talking or “on” time

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units for pulse duration

microseconds (ÎĽs), units of time

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values in U/S for pulse duration; adjustable?

0.3-2.0 ÎĽs; not adjustable

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usual number of cycles per pulse (for pulse duration)

2-4 cycles

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pulse duration is ____ proportional to number of cycles in the pulse and period

directly

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pulse duration is ____ proportional to frequency

inversely

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distance that a pulse occupies in space from the start to the end of a pulse

spatial pulse length (SPL)

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units of spatial pulse length (SPL)

mm, units of distance

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values in U/S for spatial pulse length; adjustable?

0.1-1.0 mm; not adjustable

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spatial pulse length (SPL) is created by ___ and ___

source and medium

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spatial pulse length (SPL) is ___ proportional to the number of cycles and wavelength

directly

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spatial pulse length (SPL) is ___ proportional to frequency

inversely

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in SPL, shorter pulses create more ___

accurate images

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time from the start of one pulse to the start of the next pulse

pulse repetition period (PRP)

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pulse repetition period (PRP) includes one ___ plus one ___

pulse duration; listening time

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units of pulse repetition period (PRP)

ms, units of time

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values in U/S for pulse repetition period (PRP); adjustable?

0.1-1.0 ms; yes adjustable

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as depth of imaging increases, PRP ___

increases

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what part of the pulse repetition period (PRP) changes

the length

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number of pulses that a U/S system transmits into the body each second

pulse repetition frequency (PRF)

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units of pulse repetition frequency (PRF)

Hz, per second

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values is U/S for pulse repetition frequency (PRF); adjustable?

1,000-10,000 Hz; yes adjustable

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pulse repetition frequency (PRF) and depth of view are ___ related

inversely

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when the image depth is shallow, the pulse repetition frequency (PRF) is

higher

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when the image depth is deeper, the pulse repetition frequency (PRF) is

lower

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pulse repetition period (PRP) and pulse repetition frequency (PRF) are ___ related

inversely

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percentage or fraction of time that the system transmits a pulse

duty factor

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units of duty factor

none (it is %)

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values in U/S for duty factor; adjustable?

0.2%-0.5%; yes adjustable

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maximum value for duty factor is

1 (100%)

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minimum value for duty factor is

0%

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duty factor is related to both ___ and ___

pulse duration and pulse repetition period (PRP)

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shallower imaging has a/an ___ duty factor

increasing

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deeper imaging has a/an ___ duty factor

decreasing

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what are each determined by (source/medium/both)

  1. pulse duration

  2. pulse repetition period (PRP)

  3. pulse repetition frequency (PRF)

  4. spatial pulse length (SPL)

  5. duty factor (DF)

  1. source

  2. source

  3. source

  4. both source and medium

  5. source

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beam’s power divided by its area

intensity

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for intensity measurements, evaluate…

maximum intensity

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spatial considerations refer to ___ or ___

location or space

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the beam’s intensity at the location where it is maximum

spatial peak intensity

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across the beam’s entire cross-sectional area

average intensity

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temporal refers to

time

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what does SPTP stand for

spatial peak, temporal peak

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what does SATP stand for

spatial average, temporal peak

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what does SPPA stand for

spatial peak, pulse average

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what does SPTA stand for

spatial peak, temporal average

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what does SATA stand for

spatial average, temporal average

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what does SAPA stand for

spatial average, pulse average

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rank from largest to smallest

  • SPPA

  • SATA

  • SPTP

  • SPTA

  1. SPTP (largest)

  2. SPPA

  3. SPTA

  4. SATA (smallest)

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what is the most relevant intensity with respect to tissue heating

SPTA

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PRP is unrelated to___ and related to ___

unrelated to period, related to depth of view (ONLY)

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PRF is unrelated to ___ and related to ___

unrelated to frequency and related to depth of view (ONLY)

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shallow imaging is

  • ___listening

  • ___ PRP

  • ___PRF

  • ___duty factor

  • less listening

  • shorter PRP

  • higher PRF

  • higher duty factor

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deeper imaging is

  • ___listening

  • ___PRP

  • ___PRF

  • ___duty factor

  • more listening

  • longer PRP

  • lower PRF

  • lower duty factor

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when adjusting imaging depth, the system changes the ___, ___, and ___

PRP, PRF, and duty factor

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spatial peak intensity is always ____ than spatial average intensity

higher

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temporal intensities from largest to smallest: (4)

I tp (temporal peak), I max, I pa (pulse average), I ta (temporal average)

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all intensities have units of ___

W/cm²

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refers to distance or space

spatial

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refers only to the transmit time

pulsed

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Which of the following is adjustable?

  • pulse duration

  • PRP

  • PRF

  • SPL

  • duty factor

PRP, PRF, duty factor are all adjustable