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Length or distance of a single cycle

Wavelength

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Unit for wavelength

Millimeters

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Typical values for wavelength

.1-.8mm

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Wavelength is determined by

Sound source and medium

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Can wavelength be changed by sonographer

No

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How are wavelength and frequency related

Inversely

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Higher frequency=

Shorter wavelengths

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Lower frequency=

Higher wavelengths

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The rate that sound travels through medium

Propagation speed or speed of sound

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Propagation speed units

Distance/time Mm/no

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Typical value for propagation speed

1500-1600 meters per second

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What is propagation determined by

Medium only

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Can propagation speed by changed by sonographer

No

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Air

330m/s

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Lung

500m/s

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Fat

1450 m/s

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Soft tissue (average)

1,540m/s

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Liver

1,550m/s

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Kidney

1560m/s

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Blood

1570m/s

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Muscle

1600m/s

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Tendon

1850m/s

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Bone

3500m/s (2000-4000)

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How are speed and wavelength related (7)

Directly related (7)

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Sound in slow medium has ______ wavelength

Short

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Sound in fast medium has _____ wavelength

Long

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Two characteristics of medium that affect the speed of sound

Stiffness Density

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How are density and speed related (8)

Inversely related (8)

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Change in shape, ability of an object to resist compression

Stiffness

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Describes the relative weight of a material

Density

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Can make the biggest change

Stiffness

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What can have the greatest effect on speed

Stiffness

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What relationship does speed and stiffness have

Direct

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Other words for density

Compressibility Density Elasticity

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Bulks relationship with speed

Direct (not the same as stiffness but has the same effect on speed)

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If stiffer=

Goes faster

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If denser=

Goes slower

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The higher the frequency=

The less penetration

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Amplitude =

Squared

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If the amplitude of a wave is increased to 3 times its original value, the intensity is increased by 6 times (True or false)

False would be 9

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Does propagation do anything to frequency

No

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Acoustic variables

Density Particle motion Pressure (Pretty dang dumb)

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What will create the fastest speed of sound

Low density, high stiffness

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When two waves overlap at the same location and at the same instant in time, they combine with each other. The result of overlap is the creation of a single, new wave

Interference

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In phase

Constructive interference

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Out of phase

Destructive interference

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When peaks and troughs come together opposite times they cancel out and make a smaller wave

Destructive

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When the amplitude is less than one of the original two waves

Out of phase

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Any number represents the number "10s" that are multiplied together to create the original number

Logarithms

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Comparing a new intensity to original

Logarithmic scale

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Log of 100

2

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Log of 1000

3

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_____dB means two

3

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The final intensity is twice as big as the original intensity

3dB

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The final intensity is 4 times the original

6dB

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The final intensity is 8 times the original

9dB

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The final intensity is 10 times bigger than the original intensity

10dB

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The final intensity is 100 times bigger than the original

20dB

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If using negative number new intensity will be _______ than original

Smaller

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Fallen to 1/2 the original value

-3dB

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Means we have fallen to 1/4 original intensity

-6dB

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Means we have fallen to 1/8 of the original value

-9dB

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We have fallen to 1/10 of the original value

-10dB

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We have fallen to 1/100 of the original value

-20dB

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How many intensities do we need to calculate decibels

2 intensities

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A single power increases from 1 watt to 100 watts. How is this expressed in decibels?

20dB

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An ultrasound system is operating at 100% power and the power setting is 0dB. What would the power setting be when the system is operating at 50%

-3dB

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A sound beam has increased from its initial intensity by a factor of 100. How is this described in decibel notation?

20dB

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DB is a mathematical representation with a _______ scale

Logarithmic

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The relative CHANGE in a sound beams intensity is measured in

Db

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Intensity unit

Watts/cm^2

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The decrease in intensity, power, and amplitude as sound travels

Attenuation

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Further sound travels the ________ it gets

Weaker

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Attenuation units

DB

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Frequency and attenuation have what relationship (5)

Direct (5

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Path length and attenuation have what relationship (3)

Direct (3)

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Higher the frequency the ________ attenuation

More

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More frequency travels _________ they attenuate

More

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High frequency =

More attenuation Long pathway

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For less attenuation you want

Short pathway Low frequency

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For more attenuation you want

High frequency Long pathway

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A 3MHz sound beam travels through two media. It attenuates 5dB in medium A and 6 dB in medium B. What is the total attenuation that sound beam undergoes as it travels through both media

11dB

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3 processes that contribute to attenuation

Reflection Scattering Absorption

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Sound dissipated in heat

Absorption

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As sound strikes a boundary, a portion of the wave's energy may be redirected, or reflected, back to the sound source

Reflection

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2 types of reflection

Specular & Diffuse

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Back scatter

Diffuse

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Reflectors form a smooth reflector (mirror) are specular and return in ONE direction

Specular

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Occurs when the wavelength is much smaller than the irregularities in the boundary

Specular reflection

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When are specular reflectors well seen

When the sound wave strikes the reflector at 90 degrees

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Examples of specular boundaries

Diaphragm Walls of vessels

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What is best for grey scale

90

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When boundary is rough, reflected sound is disorganized and random (1)

Diffuse reflection (1)

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Occurs when the boundary has irregularities that are approximately the same size as the sound's wavelength (6)

Diffuse reflection (6)

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The distribution of sound randomly in all directions

Scattering

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When does sound scatter

When the tissue interface is small; that is, equal to or less than the wavelength of the incident sound beam

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Which sound beams scatter more

High frequency

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If reflector is much smaller or wavelength is bigger

Raleigh scattering

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Omni directional

Raleigh scattering

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Rayleigh and frequency relationship

Proportional