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Name 3 components of attenuation
Absorption, scattering, reflection
As the path length increases, the attenuation of ultrasound in soft tissues _____.
increases
Attenuation in lung tissue is (greater, less, the same) attenuation in soft tissue.
greater than
Attenuation in bone is ____ attenuation in soft tissue.
greater than
Attenuation in air is ___ attenuation in soft tissue?
What are the units of attenuation?
Decibles (dB)
T or F. In a given medium, attenuation unrelated to the speed of sound?
True
What is the relationship between ultrasound frequency and the attenuation coefficient in soft tissue?
in soft tissue, the attenuation coefficient in dB per cm is one half of frequency.
atten. coef. = frequency / 2
What are the units of the half value layer thickness?
distance: cm
As path length increase the boundary layer ___
remains the same
As path length increases, the attenuation coefficient of ultrasound in soft tissue ____.
remain the same
impedance is associated with
only the medium
acoustic impedance = __ x __
density x speed
Two media A and B have the same densities. The speed of sound in A is 10% higher than B. Which medium has a higher acoustic impedance.
Medium A
Impedance is important in ____ at boundaries.
reflections
Which is better to use while examining a carotid artery, a 7.5 or 3.0 MHz transducer?
7.5 Mhz
A sound wave with an intensity of 50 W/cm² strikes a boundary and is totally reflected. What is the intensity reflection coefficient
100%
A sound wave with an intensity of 50 W/cm² strikes a boundary and is totally reflected. What is the reflected intensity?
50 W/cm²