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Physics Ch. 19 & 20 Flashcards

1
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A change in frequency that comes from motion between sound source and the receiver as they move closer and farther apart

A

Doppler shift

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2
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Another name for doppler shift

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doppler frequency

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3
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What is doppler used to measure

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velocity of blood in the circulation

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4
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Process of extracting the low doppler frequency change from the transducers transmitted frequency

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demodulation

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5
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Doppler shift (HZ)=

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reflected frequency - transmitted frequency

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6
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Doppler shifts are in the _____ range of frequencies (_______)

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audible, 20Hz-20kHz

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7
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Doppler shifts are created when transmitted sound wave strikes

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moving red blood cells

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8
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Blod flow moving toward the transducer is

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positive doppler shift

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9
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Positive doppler shift: the _____ frequency is HIGHER than the _____ frequency

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reflected, transmitted

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10
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Blood flow is moving away from the transducer

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negative doppler shift

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11
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Negative doppler shift: the reflected frequency is _____ than the transmitted frequency

A

lower

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12
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Speed is _____ only

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magnitude

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13
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Velocity is ______ and ______

A

magnitude, direction

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14
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Doppler shift is directly related to

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velocity, frequency, cosine

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15
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Doppler shift is inversely related to

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speed of sound in soft tissue

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16
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The faster the velocity, the _____ the doppler shift

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greater

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17
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What is the doppler equation

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2 x vel of blood x transducer frequency x cosine / prop speed

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18
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Why is there a 2 in the doppler equation

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First when sound from transducer hits the moving blood cells / Second when the transducer receives the returning sound wave

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19
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Doppler shift is measured in units of

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frequency

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20
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Velocity is measured in units of

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cm/sec

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21
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If the transducers frequency is doubled, the measured ______ will also be doubled

A

doppler shift

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22
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What about velocity changes with transducer frequency

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the calculated velocities will be the same regardless of the frequency of the transducer

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23
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The measurement of the doppler depends on the relationship between the

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direction of blood flow and direction in which the sound wave propagates

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24
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When the blood cells are moving parallel to the sound beam (__ to __) the

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0 degrees- 180 degrees, entire velocity is measured and 100% accurate

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25
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When blood cells are moving perpendicular (____) to the sound beam, there is

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no doppler shift and no velocity measurement is attainable

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26
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If the sound beam and flow direction are not parallel, only a percentage of the true velocity is measured and that depends on the

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cosine of the angle between the sound beam and the direction of flow

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27
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Measured velocity=

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true velocity x cosine

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28
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Positive and negative doppler shift. Flow toward and away from the transducer

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bidirectional doppler

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29
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Signal processing technique for bidirectional doppler

A

phase quadrature/quadrature detection

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30
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Doppler that requires TWO crystals

A

continuous wave doppler

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31
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What do the two CW doppler crystals do

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one constantly transmits and the other constantly receives

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32
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What is the advantage of CW

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ability to accurately measure very high velocities

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33
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Disadvantages of CW and what is the name for it

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cannot determine exact location of the highest velocity, range ambiguity

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34
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Reflections created during CW from blood cells located deeper will have

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lower amplitude (weaker signal) than reflections from shallower depths

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35
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What are CW transducers also called

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dedicated CW transducer, blind transducer, pedoff transducer

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36
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CW transducers do not have

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backing material

37
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What are the 4 qualities of a dedicated CW transducer

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undampened transmitted signal, narrow bandwidth, high Q factor, higher sensitivity

38
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Simultaneous anatomic imaging and doppler is called

A

duplex imaging

39
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Only one crystal is necessary, alternates between sending and receiving

A

Pulsed wave doppler

40
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2 advantages of PW

A

select exact location for velocity measurement / use of sample volume or gate

41
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When choosing the exact location for PW, what is this called

A

range resolution, range specificity, range specific

42
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What does the sample volume/gate use

A

time of flight calculation

43
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What is the disadvantage of PW

A

inaccurate measurement of high velocity signals (aliasing)

44
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PW doppler transducers have backing material so they have

A

low Q factor, low sensitivity, wide bandwidth

45
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Doppler gain settings alter the gray scale content of the spectral display

A

spectral doppler gain

46
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Spectral doppler wall filters selectively eliminates ____ frequency doppler shifts near the ____ of the spectral display

A

low, baseline

47
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The wall filter does not affect the appearance of

A

higher velocity flows

48
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Most common error associated with doppler ultrasound

A

aliasing

49
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An alias is a ______ which is very _____ velocities in one direction are ____ displayed as going in the ______ direction

A

false identity, high, incorrectly, opposite

50
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The very top of the display is called

A

nyquist limit

51
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The part of the spectrum appearing at the bottom is called

A

aliasing

52
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Aliasing occurs when the

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doppler PRF is too low in comparison to the measured blood velocities (nyquist limit surpassed)

53
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Nyquist limit=

A

PRF/2

54
Q

highest doppler shift or velocity that can be measured without the appearance of aliasing

A

nyquist limit

55
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Two ways to avoid aliasing

A

raise the nyquist limit (PRF), reduce the doppler shift

56
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The sampling rate of PW doppler is the

A

PRF

57
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When the sample volume is deep, the PRF is

A

low

58
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Deeper sample volume shave a lower _____ and create _____

A

PRF, aliasing

59
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When the sampler volume is shallow, the PRF is _____, Nyquist limit is _____

A

high, high

60
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Five techniques to avoid/correct aliasing

A
  1. adjust scale (PRF) to max 2. Use a different u/s window and shallower sam volume 3. lower frequency trans 4. adjust baseline 5. use cw doppler
61
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Gray shades of spectral display are related to

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amplitude of reflected signal, number of blood cells creating the reflection

62
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Velocity info is coded into colors and superimposed on a 2D gray scale anatomic image

A

color flow doppler

63
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Color doppler provided info regarding ______ and is considered _____

A

direction of flow, semi-quantitative

64
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Color doppler reports/measures ____ or ____ velocities

A

average, mean

65
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Two most commonly used maps/dictionaries are called

A

velocity mode, variance mode

66
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The colors provide info on flow direction and mean velocity and is shown on the color map in which direction

A

velocity mode, top to bottom

67
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Provides more info, can distinguish between laminar and turbulent flow. What direction is the color map read

A

Cariance mode, side to side

68
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The multiple ultrasound pulses for blood velocities is called

A

packet/ensemble

69
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To correct aliasing on color doppler you

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increase scale/PRF/Nyquist limit

70
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What does the color look like with aliasing

A

color wrap around reds to blues

71
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What does color look like with flow reversal

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red to black to blue

72
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The wall filter selectively eliminateds _______ doppler shifts. The wall filter leaves the _________ unchanged.

A

low frequency, high velocity flows

73
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Identifies only the presence of a doppler shift

A

power doppler

74
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Does power doppler evaluate velocity or direction

A

no

75
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Power doppler is also called

A

energy mode or angio

76
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In power mode, the amplitude of the reflection is directly related to the

A

number of moving blood cells

77
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Advantages of power mode

A

increased sensitivity to low flow, unaffected dopp angles, no aliasing

78
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Disadvantage to power mode

A

no velocity or flow direction

79
Q

On spectral analysis, the artifacts are called

A

clutter

80
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With color doppler, the artifacts are called

A

ghosting

81
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How do we eliminate ghosting or clutter artifacts

A

wall filter

82
Q

Used to eliminate low frequency doppler shifts from moving anatomy rather than from moving blood cells (“reject”)

A

wall filter

83
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Special form of mirror image artifact that only arises with spectral doppler

A

crosstalk

84
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Appears as an identical doppler spectrum both above and below the baseline

A

crosstalk

85
Q

Tool that breaks the complex signal into basic building blocks and identifies the individual velocities that make up the reflected doppler signal

A

spectral analysis

86
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What are the two methods of spectral analysis

A

fast fourier transform (FFT), autocorrelation

87
Q

A digital technique used to process both pulsed and continuous wave doppler signals

A

fast fourier transform

88
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Spectral display of an FFT distinguishes

A

laminar flow from turbulent flow

89
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Digital technique used to analyze color doppler, less accurate but faster

A

autocorrelation

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