Basic Math Concepts for Ultrasound Physics

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Flashcards for CVT 1610C Basic Math Concepts for Ultrasound Physics.

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What is the function of graphs in ultrasound?

Graphs show different types of information on the ultrasound screen, like numbers, qualities, and Doppler data.

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What are axes in the context of graphs?

Lines that provide context in graphs, including the horizontal (X) and vertical (Y) axes.

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What does the X axis represent?

Represents time in graphs.

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What does the Y axis represent?

The (Y) axis can show how strong the sound is (amplitude), how fast something is moving (speed), or how quickly its position changes (velocity).

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What are unrelated items?

Items that have no association or relationship whatsoever.

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What are related items?

Items that are associated, but the relationship is not specific.

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What does directly related or directly proportional mean?

When one increases, the other increases; when one decreases, the other decreases; graph extends from lower left to upper right.

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What does inversely related or inversely proportional mean?

When one increases, the other decreases; graph extends from upper left to lower right.

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What are reciprocals?

Two numbers that are multiplied together equal 1, a type of inverse relationship.

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What are units?

Numbers must have these for context; a lone number is ambiguous.

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What units do we use in ultrasound?

Used for distance, velocity, volume and area.

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What are powers of ten?

Represents very large or very small numbers using scientific or engineering notation.

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Positive exponent

Has value greater than 10.

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Negative exponent

Has value less than 1.

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Exponent of zero

Has value between 1 and 10.

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How to calculate with powers of ten

Shift decimal point so number is between 1 and 10 and then multiply by the appropriate power of ten.

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Who is the author of these notes?

Assistant Professor Chantal Hensley.

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What direction does the Vertical axis (Y) run?

Runs up and down

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What are common units used in ultrasound?

May include cm, mm, meters per second, cm^3, or cm^2.

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What does inversely proportional mean graphically?

A relationship where the graph extends from the upper left to the lower right.