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Ultrasound Imaging Component

pulser, transducer, receiver, memory, display

Using the velocity mode, the higher the position on the color bar, the slower the velocity of the RBCs

False

The operator has control over the receiver function demodulation?

false

Which is not a primary component of the diagnostic US imaging system?

Picture Archiving and communication system

For 32 shades of gray, how many bits per pixel are required?

2^5


2x2x2x2x2=32

Write the Doppler shift formula

2 x speed of blood x T x F x cos/ prop. speed

Multiple focal zones are typically used to image

testees and thyroid

List some functions that are considered to be preprocessing?

TGC; Dyn Range; Res; Fill in Interpolation

Post processing?

Annotation; Calipers; Inversion; Read mag

Which functions is related to adjustment for attenuation of sound?

TGC

What imaging system component is responsible for receiving and processing the echo information?

receiver

How are signals stored in a digital scan converter?

binary numbers

What part of the imaging unit can handle the smallest dynamic range?

monitor

How can the sonographer amplify the signal and make the overall image brighter?

gain

What’s another name for old school tv monitor?

Cathode Ray Tube CRT

PACS

picture archiving and communication system

Resistance to motion because of two moving objects touching each other is called?

friction

the tendency of an object to maintain its “status quo” is?

inertia

The fluids thickness or stickiness is called?

viscosity

What does M-mode record?

time- horizontal axis


motion- vertical axis

A higher persistence level will make your image appear how?

smoother image

The operator has control over all of the following receiver functions EXCEPT for

demodulation

Poiseuille’s equation is used to predict what in long straight tubes?

volume flow rate

Which imaging system component is responsible for storing digital echo signal information?

receiver

In variance mode the color green on the display indicates what type of flow?

turbulent

The process of eliminating or suppressing small voltage amplitudes in order to reduce noise is called?

rejection/ threshold

What process turns the negative signal components into positive ones?

rectification

What is threshold?

process of eliminating or suppressing small voltage amplitudes to reduce noise

In Dopple ultrasound, the red blood cells act mainly as what?

reflector/ scatter of sound

Three receiver functions that the operator has control over?

rejection


compression


amplification

When does aliasing occur?

nyquist line exceeded

When an electron beam is directed in a fixed pattern of a horizontal sweeps across the monitor from left to right and top to bottom, what is produced?

raster scan

The formula “penetration depth x number of focal zones x lines per frame is less than or equal to 77,000 relates to what resolution?

temporal

How many shades of gray can be displayed using a 4-but system?

16 shades

How does the sonographer fix aliasing?

image depth

Can you name 4 advantages of power doppler?

angle independence


no aliasing


improved sensitivity


deeper penetration

Formula for doppler shift?

2 c speed of blood x t x f x cos/ speed

What is the term used to describe the number of pulses used to interrogate a single Color line?

packet size

What is the greatest source of pressure in the body?

heart

M mode records ? on the horizontal axis and ? on the vertical axis?

time ; motion

What is the responsibility of the receiver?

process and receive echo info

Fill in Interpolation is a technique used to fill in missing what?

pixels

Which image system component is responsible for storing digital echo signal information?

digital scan converter

By adjusting overall ? the sonographer amplifies the signal to make the overall image brighter

gain

If flow resistance is doubled, what happens to volume flow rate?

halved

Processing and analysis of the frequency present in a pulses wave doppler signal is accomplished by using what mathematical process?

FFT

The operator has control over all of the following receiver functions EXCEPT for

demodulation

In Doppler ultrasound, the red blood cells act mainly as what?

reflector

When does aliasing occur?

when the nyquist line is exceeded

Positive Doppler shift

reflector moving toward sound of source

High resolution monitors advantages

better spatial res.


more lines and pixels

What angle between the sound beam and the direction of motion will the doppler shift be at a minimum?

90 degrees

When using color doppler, what happens to frame rate?

decreases

on the color doppler display, the color blue indicates flow in what direction from the transducer?

away

When the reflector and the source are moving toward each other, what color would be displayed?

red

What’s the advantage of storing info in a digital format?

uniformity, durability, speed, stability, accuracy

Turbulent blood flow

chaotic random different noisy

speed vs velocity

speed- magnitude


velocity- magnitude and direction

Black vessel?

color gain too low


less than 90 degree angle


no flow

What does autocorrelation determine?

mean and variance of Doppler shift signal color flow doppler

Doppler shift echo are commonly detected in the signal processor using a mathematical technique called?

FFT

A digital scan converter stores signals by using what?

binary numbers

What makes teleradiology possible?

picture archiving and communication system