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remember this hint when dealing with breathing and venous flow:
"legs go with diaphragm, return to heart is opposite"
laminar flow may have _____ or _____ patterns.
parabolic, plug
2 charecteristics of laminar flow:
-similar velocities
-narrow doppler spectra
2 charecteristics of turbulent flow:
different velocities

wider doppler spectra
a unitless number indicating laminar or turbulent flow:

what is laminar? Turbulent?
Reynold's Number

L- <1500
T- >2000
blood flows when:
the total fluid energy at one location differs from the total fluid energy at another location.
what are the three forms of energy loss in blood?
frictional
viscous
inertial
what are the units of viscosity?
poise
describes the thickness of a fluid
viscosity
when a pt. is in the supine possition, what is the hydrostatic pressure?
= 0. EVERYWHERE IN THE BODY
difference between received and transmitted frequencies:
doppler shift
when reflected frequency is higher than transmitted this indicates:
possitive change (or shift)
when reflected frequency is less than transmitted this indicates:
negative change
t/f

doppler measures amplitutde?
false

measures freq. shift
what are the typical values of doppler shift?
20Hz-20kHz
flow towards transducer?

flow away from transducer?
increased freq.

decreased freq.
doppler shift=??
received freq - transmitted freq.
doppler shift = ???
2 x reflector speed x incident freq x cos(angle) / prop. speed
doppler shift is directly related to:
-red blood cell speed
-freq. of transducer
-cos of angle between flow and sound beam
doppler shift is inversly related to:
speed of sound in the medium
t/f

doppler measures speed?
false

velocity
what is the cosine for the following angles?

-0 deg.
-60 deg.
-90 deg.
-1
-0.5
-0
used with uni-directional doppler
non-coherent processing
used in bi-directional doppler
phase quadrature
# of crystals in CW doppler?
two
advantage of CW doppler?
able to measure very high velocities accurately
# of crystals in PW doppler?
one
t/f

we select the location of the sample gate?
true
simultaneous imaging and doppler is known as:
duplex us
the doppler freq. at which aliasing occurs
nyquist freq.
nyquist limit =??
prf/2
_______ sample volumes create doppler spectra with LARGER, cleaner envelopes.
smaller
_______ sample volumes create doppler spectra with smaller envelopes (spectral broadening)
larger
the x-axis of a doppler spectrum is
time
the y-axis of a doppler spectrum is
doppler shift or velocity
gray shades on a doppler spectrum are related to:
-amplitude of the reflected signal

-# of rbc's creating the reflection
color doppler is pulsed US technique and is subject to:
range resolution or specifity

aliasing
color doppler reports:
average (mean) velocities
laminar flow-

turbulent flow-
lt sided colors

rt sided colors
color jet size is most affected by:
color doppler gain
several pulses used to determine red blood cell velocities by doppler
packet or ensemble length
the packet size must balance between
accurate velocity measurements

temporal resolution
spectral doppler (pulsed and CW) measures:

Color flow measures:
peak velocity

mean velocity
what is the diff between speed and velocity?
speed has only a magnitutde, while velocity has both magnitude and direction
what is the current method of producing dopple signals?
pulsed and CW- FTT

autocorrelation for color flow doppler