Basic Ultrasound Physics Review
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- Q1Period and frequency have what type of relationship?InverseUnrelatedDirect60s
- Q2Particles in a sound wave that vibrate back and forth parallel to the axis of the sound beam is what type of wave?MechanicalElectricTransverseLongitudinal60s
- Q3Two waves of the same frequency that have compressions at different times and locations results in:Both constructive and destructiveNeither constructive or destructiveDestructive interferenceConstructive interference60s
- Q4As the density of a medium increases, what happnens to propagation speed?DecreasesRemains UnchangedIncreases60s
- Q5The number of pulses per second is the:Duty factorPRPPRFPeriod60s
- Q6What type of relationship do power and intensity have?UnrelatedInversely relatedDirectly related60s
- Q7Power is equal toAmplitude squaredIntensity squaredHalf the amplitudeIntensity x amplitude60s
- Q8Which of the following statements is true?Deep imaging, Low PRF, high duty factorDeep imaging, High PRF, High duty factorShallow imaging, High PRF, High duty factorShallow imaging, Low PRF, Low Duty factor60s
- Q9Spatial Pulse length is equal to:Period x # of cyclesPeriod x WavelengthWavelength / #number of cyclesWavelength x # of cycles60s
- Q10Which intensity is most relevant to bioeffects?SPPASATASPTASAPA60s
- Q11Which of the following is in increasing order of intensity?SATA, SPPA, SPTP SAPASPTP, SPPA, SPTA, SATASPPA, SATA, SPTA, SPTPSATA, SPTA, SPPA, SPTP60s
- Q12Which of the following is true regarding continuous wave transducers?SATA = SAPASPTP=SAPASPPA = SPTP60s
- Q13Which type of reflection occurs at an irregular interface?DisorganizedSpecularBackscatterRayleigh60s
- Q14In soft tissue, sound travels to a reflector and back to the transducer in 52 microseconds. What is the total distance traveled?4mm8mm4cm8cm60s
- Q15T/F: Backing material increases sensitivityFalseTrue60s