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sound

"Mechanical energy transmitted by pressure waves in a material medium." can best be defined as:

1.54

1.54 mm/ us = [answer] km/s

4

24 cm/min. = [answer] mm/sec

5 us

Five cycles of 1 MHz ultrasound are emitted per pulse with a pulse repetition frequency of 1000 pulses per second. What is the pulse duration?

1000 us

Five cycles of 1 MHz ultrasound are emitted per pulse with a pulse repetition frequency of 1000 pulses per second. What is the pulse repetition period?

2.5 us

Five cycles of 2 MHz ultrasound are emitted per pulse. What is the approximate pulse duration?

Fd*c/2*V*Ft the original equation solves for Doppler shift

Given the equation: Fd = 2 V Ft Cos < / cSolve for: Cos < = [answer]

directly

Hours worked and take-home pay are [answer] related.

inversely

How are hours of sleep and drowsiness related?

5,000 Hz

How many Hertz is 5 kHz?

6.9*10^-4

How many days are in a minute? (Hint: This should be a small value!) (Do on paper)

increase 16 times

If a wave's amplitude is quadrupled, the wave's intensity will [answer1] [answer2] times its original value.

stays the same

If all other factors remain the same, what happens to the duty factor as the ultrasound pulse travels from a medium with high sound speed to one with much lower speed?

increases

If all other factors remain the same, what happens to the duty factor when a transducer with longer pulse duration is used?

increases

If all other factors remain the same, what happens to the duty factor when the image depth is decreased from 8 cm to 5 cm?

0.5%

If pulse duration is 0.5 µs, and pulse repetition period is 100 µs, what is the duty factor?

decreases by 9 times

If the amplitude of a wave is decreased by 3 times, what happens to the wave intensity?

power is quartered

If the amplitude of a wave is halved, what happens to the wave power?

Stays the same

If the frequency of a wave increases, the propagation speed: (The medium does not change.)

increases by 3 times

If the power of a wave is increased by 3 times, what happens to the wave intensity?

0.4 us

In soft tissue, what is the approximate period of a 2.25 MHz ultrasound pulse

0.3%

What is the percent duty factor for a pulse echo beam having a 3 μs pulse duration and a 900 μs pulse repetition period?

1 year

What is the period of the earth's rotation around the sun?

0.3 mm

What is the wavelength of 5MHz in soft tissue?

0.61 mm

What is the wavelength of a 2.5 MHz ultrasound beam having a velocity of 1520 m/s in soft tissue?

energy

What is transferred from one location to another as a wave propagates?

1

When period and frequency are multiplied, the result is [answer].

constructive and destructive

When waves of different frequencies interact, which kind of interference results?

Pa

Which is an acceptable unit for pressure?

-distance -pressure -density

Which of the following are considered acoustic variables?

Longitudinal waves; requires a medium

Which of the following best describes sound waves?

Out of phase, will interfere destructively

Which of the following best describes wave A and C?

high density, low stiffness

Which of the following characteristics will produce the slowest speed of sound?

B

Which of the lines in the graph represent a direct relationship?

amplitude

Which parameter is a measure from the middle value to the maximum (or minimum) value of a wave?

period

Which parameter of a wave describes the amount of time it takes to complete one cycle?

1 kHz

Which pulse has a pulse repetition period of 1 ms?

wavelength

Which wave parameter describes the distance from the beginning to the end of one complete cycle?

frequency

Which wave parameter describes the number of cycles that pass a given point in one second?

peak

With regard to intensities, [answer] is always larger.

1.0

What is the duty factor of a continuous ultrasound beam?

50

5 W/cm 2 = [answer] mW/mm 2

500

50 cm = [answer] mm

7,500,000 Hz

7.5 MHz = [answer] Hz

0.68 mm

A 2.25 MHz three-cycle pulse of ultrasound is emitted at a pulse repetition frequency of 500 pulses per second. What is the approximate wavelength in soft tissue?

.067%

A 2.25 MHz, three-cycle pulse of ultrasound is emitted at a pulse repetition frequency of 500 pulses per second. What is the approximate percent duty factor?

0.2 us

A 4.5 MHz ultrasound beam will have a period of approximately:

milk

A 5 MHz ultrasound beam travels through a medium at a speed of 1500 m/s? This medium is most likely:

PRF= 1/500 us =.002/us

A 5 μs pulse is emitted every 500 μs. What is the pulse repetition frequency (PRF)?

= 1/ frequency =1/.002 = .5 ms

A 5 μs pulse is emitted every 500 μs. What is the pulse repetition period (PRP)?

1.54 mm/us

A parameter associated with a sound wave is the speed at which it travels through a given medium. What is the acoustic speed of ultrasound in soft tissue?

2 m/s

A sound beam has a wavelength of 2 mm and a period of 1.0 ms. What is the sound speed?

2 to 20 Mhz

Although up to 18 MHz can be used for superficial imaing, typical ranges for diagnostic imaging are [answer1] MHz to [answer2] MHz.

inverse

An example of a/an [answer] relationship is the link between caffeine and drowsiness.

not

An individual's hand size and their favorite car are [answer] related.

mm

Appropriate units of SPL are:

ms

Appropriate units of pulse duration are:

15 mm (d = 1.54mm/us * 10 us) =15.4 mm

Approximately how far will sound travel in soft tissue in 10 μs?

decreases

As "averaging (listening) time" increases, the corresponding average intensity

increase

As peak ultrasound intensity increases, the pulse-average and time-average intensities tend to

increases

As pulse duration is increased, spatial pulse length:

decreases

As ultrasound frequency is increased, pulse duration:

directly and directly

Power is [answer1] related to intensity and [answer2] related to amplitude.

High

Pressure in a compressed wave is [answer].

both on time and off time

Pulse Repetition Period is affected by

kilometer^2 feet^2

Select TWO examples of units for area

meter^3 yard^3

Select TWO examples of units for volume.

inches millimeters

Select TWO examples of units of length

density stiffness

Select the TWO characteristics of a medium that primarily determine its speed of sound.

image sharpness improves

Short pulses are better for ultrasound imaging because:

False

T/F: In a transverse wave, particles move in the same direction the wave propagates.

False

T/F: Sound can travel in a vacuum.

over the beam area

The beam uniformity coefficient involves the average intensity of the ultrasound beam

interference

The following sentence is best defined as:"More than one wave losing their individual characteristics and combining, at that moment, to form a single wave."

SPTP

The largest intensity measurement is:

power

The rate of energy transfer, or the rate at which work is performed is ____.

reciprocal

The relationship between PRP and PRF is best described as

SATA

The smallest intensity measurement is

intensity

The wave parameter that describes the concentration of energy in a sound beam is:

0.7 mm

The wavelength of a 2.25 MHz ultrasound beam in soft tissue is:

constructive

This set of waves will result in [answer] interference.

destructive

This set of waves will result in [answer] interference.

interference

Two waves are traveling in a medium and arrive at the same location at the same time. What event definitely takes place?

20,000 Hz

Ultrasound is defined as sound having a frequency above [answer] Hz.

2.05 mm

Using the derived answer for wavelength (.68 mm) in the previous question, what is the approximate spatial pulse length in soft tissue?

0.5%

Utilizing the values determined for PD and PRP, what is the duty factor of a system emitting a five-cycle, 1 MHz ultrasound pulse with a PRF of 1000 pulses per second, calculate the duty factor.

3.8 MHz

What is the approximate frequency of ultrasound that has a wavelength of 0.4 mm in soft tissue?

600 m/s

What is the approximate speed of sound if the wavelength is 0.2 mm and a 3 MHz ultrasound beam is used?

800 um

What is the approximate wavelength of 2 MHz in soft tissue?

100 to 1000 um

What is the approximate wavelength range for diagnostic ultrasound?

area

cm^2 is an appropriate unit of


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