US Physics Unit 1

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The diagnostic ultrasound imaging (sonography) method has 2 parts:


1. Sending ___ __of__ __*into the body, and 2.) using*__ ____ received from the anatomy to produce an of that anatomy__
pulses, ultrasound, echoes, image
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Ultrasound gray-scale scans are ________ images of tissue cross-sections and volumes
pulse echoes
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the brightness of an echo as presented on the display, represents the ______ of the echo
strength
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A linear scan is composed of many _________ scan lines
vertical, parallel
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A sector scan is composed of many scan lines with a common ______
orgin
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A linear scan has a _______ shape
rectangular
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the shape of a sector scan is similar to a ___ __of__ _____
slice, pie
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A sector scan can have a ___ __or a__ ____
pointed, curved
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This is an example of an image in which the scan lines do not orginate at a common ______
This is an example of an image in which the scan lines do not orginate at a common ______
orgin
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Sonography is accomplished by using a pulse-echo technique. the important info gained from this technique includes the ___ __from which each echo orginated and the__ ___ __of each echo. from this info, the instrument can determine the echo__ __*and*__ _______ on the display__
location, strength, location, brightness
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the ________ is the interface between the patient and the instrument
transducer
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transducers generate ultrasound ____ __and receive returning__ _____
pulses, echoes
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echo info in 3D is presented on ______ displays
2D
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Acquisition of a 3D echo data volume requires scanning the ultrasound through several tissue _______
cross-sections
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the doppler effect is a change in echo______
frequency
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the change in echo frequency is due to _____
motion
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the motion that produces the Doppler effect is that of the _______
reflector
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in medical applications the flow of ____ __is comonly the source of the doppler effect. doppler info is applied to__ __*for audiable evaluation and to*__ _________ for visual analysis.__
blood, loudspeakers, displays
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the visual display of doppler info can be in the form of a ______-Doppler display or a__ ______- doppler display
spectral, color
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Color-Doppler displays can present Doppler-___ __and Dopppler-_______ info in color
shift, power
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This shows a
This shows a
2D linear image
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This shows a
This shows a
3D gray-scale image
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This shows a
This shows a
spectral display
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This shows a
This shows a
modified sector image
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This shows a
This shows a
2D Sector image
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One line of echo information is called the
scan line
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The brightness of the displayed echo corresponds to its
strength
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1 inch = ____cm
2\.54 cm
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1cm= ____mm
10
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79mm=____cm
7\.9cm
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04\.mm=____cm
0\.04cm
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Express 10 in exponential notation
10^1
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Express 1,000,000 in exponential notation
10^6
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Express 1/100 in decimal form
0\.01
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Express 1/100 in exponential notation
10^-2
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Express 1/1,000,000 in decimal form
0\.000001
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What prefix describes 1/1,000,000
micro
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Express 1/1,000,000 in exponential form
10^-6
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What is the logarithm of 10
1
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What is the logarithm of 0.01
\-2
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Every measurement has 2 parts:
unit, magnitude
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10^9
giga (G)
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10^6
mega (M)
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10^3
kilo (k)
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10^2
hecto (h)
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10^1
deca (da)
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10^-1
deci (d)
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10^-2
centi (c)
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10^-3
milli (m)
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10^-6
micro (u)
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10^-9
nano (n)
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billions and billonths
giga and nanomi
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millions and millionths
mega and micro
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thousands and thousandths
kilo and milli
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hundreds and hundredths
hecto and centi
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tens and tenths
deca and deci
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log10000
4
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log1000
3
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log100
2
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log10
1
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log0.1
\-1
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log0.01
\-2
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log0.001
\-3
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log0.0001
\-4
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Binary numbers are between ____
0-1
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motion of an object can be described by 2 terms:
velocity and acceleration
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Equation for force
F=(m)(acceleration)
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accleration
the rate of change in velocity per unit of time, how fast the velocity is changing
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if velocity is constant then acceleration is
0
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velocity
the rate of change of the position of an object with time

d/t
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Force
push or pull of an objectwo
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work
the force applied times the distance over which it is applied

W=F (d)
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Power (P)
the rate of doing work
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energy
the ability to do work