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Advantages of ultrasound
-no radiation
-real time moving pictures
-very fine resolution
-Distinguish tissues of similar density
-View from many angles
-Patient positioning less important
Sound waves can be reflected which results in ____
Echo (bounce)
Sound waves can be absorbed which results in ____
No echo
Sound waves can pass through which results in
No echo
Common uses of ultrasound
-examine organs in detail
-find free fluid in abdomen, thorax
what does the reciever measure
-time it took to echo back
-strength (volume) of returning echo
-draws map of boundaries
White = ____ echoes
lots of echoes
black = ____ echoes
no echoes
Echogenicity
Anechoic
hyperechoic
hypoechoic
isoechoic
attenuation
Echogenicity, echogenic
making echos
how much a given tissue causes sound waves to echo off of it
term describing the appearance of tissues on ultrasound imaging
-strongly or weakly
Anoechoic
not producing echoes
sound goes through without reflecting