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What is the relationship of force and period?
Reciprocal
If particle displacement is parallel to wave propagation, the wave is called _______.
longitudinal
The standard meter is _____.
the distance light travels in a vacuum in 1/300,000,000 second.
The average velocity of sound in soft tissue is:
1540 m/sec
154000 cm/sec
1.54 mm/nanosec
What equation describes wavelength, f and c?
Wavelength = c/f
Wavelength of a sound wave is determined by the ______.
source and medium
What is NOT an appropriate measure of pressure?
Newton, Newton is for force NOT pressure.
What is acoustic intensity?
power per unit area of a sound beam
Transducer frequency is dependent of ____.
source of sound
What is an electromagnetic wave?
heat, x-ray, light
What unit of density is used in metric?
kg/m3, g/cm3, g/ml

density = mass/volume
The range of frequency used in clinical ultrasound is _____.
2-15 MHz
What are acoustic variables?
Pressure, Density, Temperature, Particle Motion (distance)
Period of a soundwave is determined by the _____.
source
What is NOT an acoustic variable?
amplitude
What is the boiling point of water in F?
212
All waves transfer _____ through cyclic waves.
energy
What kind of wave needs a medium?
mechanical
What will NOT result in a change of wavelength?
amplitude
Propagation speed of sound is determined by the ______ only.
medium
True or False: Sound waves travel in a vacuum.
False
True or False: Peak to peak amplitude equals two times the amplitude.
True
True or False: For a given medium, the frequency will half if wavelength doubles.
True
True or False: Ultrasound intensity remains constant as sound travels through tissues.
False
True or False: When higher frequencies are used, greater penetration is achieved.
False
True or False: Power is proportional to intensity squared.
False
True or False: If amplitude is halfed, power will be quartered.
True
True or False: Wavelength can not be changed by a sonographer when using a certain frequency.
True
True or False: If a final intensity is less than input intensity, then the change of decibel is increased.
False