Phys Chapter 20 Q&A and Fill-ins

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Most sounds are produced by a _____ matter

vibrating

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Sonography is sound due to a _____ material

piezoelectric

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Vibrating material sends a disturbance in the form of what type of sound waves?

longitudinal

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Under ordinary conditions, frequency of source = frequency of _____ _____

sound waves

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Frequency is also called what?

pitch

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We _____ hear infrasonic and ultrasonic sound

cannot

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Some infrasonic waves are felt like what example?

earthquake

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Sound waves are created by a series of what 2 things?

compression & rarefactions

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Sound waves must travel through a _____ and cannot travel through a _____

medium; vacuum

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Sound waves are what type and shape?

mechanical; longitudinal

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Any _____ substance can transmit sound

elastic

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Sound travels about __ times faster in water than in air and about __ times faster in steel than in air

4; 15

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How fast does sound travel in air?

343 m/s

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How fast does sound travel in water?

1500 m/s

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How fast does sound travel in the human body (soft tissue & blood)?

1540 m/s

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What 3 things does the speed of sound depend on?

wind, temperature & humidity

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Does warm or cold air travel sound faster?

warm

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_____ speed cannot be changed by a sonographer

propagation

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What 2 things determine propagation speed?

density & stiffness

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How fast does sound travel in the lungs?

300-1200 m/s

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How fast does sound travel in fat?

1450 m/s

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How fast does sound travel in tendons?

1840 m/s

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How fast does sound travel in bones?

2000-4000 m/s

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When reflection happens to sound traveling through air it is often called what?

echo

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Multiple reflections are called what?

reverberations

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What 3 things cause wave refraction?

Temperature changes, humidity, & wind changes

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The path of a wave bends towards or into regions where it travels _____

slower

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The path of a wave bends away from regions where it travels _____

faster

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Multiple reflections and refractions are _____ waves

ultrasound

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Sound boards transmit vibrations into a _____

cavity

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Natural frequency depends on what 2 things?

elasticity & shape of object

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Power is proportional to____ _____

amplitude squared