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More superficial the imaging
choose the higher within the frequency range
More penetration is needed
lower the frequency
max thermal index
0.7 and mechanical index MI
In this image taken at the 4CH view, the red areas are flowing
towards the probe, meaning into the ventricles. This indicates diastole

The blue flow is going away from the probe which means
blood goes from right atrium to left atrium through the foramen ovale

How to correctly use Color Doppler
The size of the box should just cover area of interest.
Adjust the scale to fit the type of flow you are evaluating.
Adjust color gain so color fills in vessel but does not ‘bleed’ out of the vessel/chamber walls.
PW doppler:
Important for quantifying flow velocity and identifying normal perfusion
Examples: Resistance index, pulsatility index, and S/D ratio important for evaluating normal umbilical artery, uterine artery, and MCA flow patterns
Decrease the scale/PRF
for slower flow or when not sensitive enough

Increase the scale/PRF
when it’s aliasing

What is the purpose of wall filters / high pass filters
Filters LOW FREQUENCY/HIGH AMPLITUDE.
Decrease WF
when not sensitive enough

what angle of insonation is best
0-60 degrees, 0-30 preferred

High velocity flow
High scale
Uterine artery
Umbilical artery
Aorta/MPA/MCA
Low velocity flow
Low scale / Low wall filter
Internal parenchymal flow
R/O ovarian torsion
Eval for polyp/endo vascularity