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Understanding Sound Waves and Ultrasound for the ARDMS SPI 500 Exam, Exams of Medical Sciences

A collection of correct answers and explanations related to sound waves, ultrasound, and acoustic variables, which can be useful for students preparing for the ardms spi 500 exam. It covers topics such as sound wave properties, units of pressure, density, frequency, wavelength, propagation speed, amplitude, and intensity.

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2023/2024

Available from 03/26/2024

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Download Understanding Sound Waves and Ultrasound for the ARDMS SPI 500 Exam and more Exams Medical Sciences in PDF only on Docsity! ARDMS SPI 500 EXAM. A sound wave is - Correct Answer mechanical, longitudinal A compression area of a sound wave is - Correct Answer high pressure, high density A rarefaction area of a sound wave is - Correct Answer low pressure, low density Which is considered an acoustic variable - Correct Answer pressure Which is a unit for pressure - Correct Answer N/m2 Which is a unit for density - Correct Answer lbs/cm3 Which wave propagates in a medium - Correct Answer sound The range for ultrasound is - Correct Answer greater than 20KHz ____ is the number of wave cycles per second - Correct Answer frequency One kilohertz is equal to - Correct Answer 1,000 cycles per second One megahertz is equal to - Correct Answer 1,000,000 cycles per second The useful frequency range for clinical imaging ultrasound is - Correct Answer 2 MHz to 10 MHz Frequency is determined by the - Correct Answer source Frequency affects all of the following, except: wavelength, resolution, penetration, impedance - Correct Answer impedance The times per cycle is - Correct Answer period The period for a 5 MHz probe is - Correct Answer 0.2usec If frequency increases, period will - Correct Answer decreases Period is determined by the - Correct Answer source Period multiplied by the number of cycles in a pulse equals - Correct Answer pulse duration The distance between cyclical peaks is - Correct Answer wavelength The symbol for wavelength is - Correct Answer lambda The wavelength of a 5 MHz probe in soft tissue is - Correct Answer 0.3 mm As frequency increases, wavelength (assume same medium) - Correct Answer decreases Wavelength is determined by the - Correct Answer source and medium As wavelength decreases - Correct Answer resolution improves The rate at which a sound vibration propagates through a medium is called all of the following, except: sound speed, prop speed, speed of sound, velocity - Correct Answer velocity The units for propagation speed include all the following, except: km/sec, mph, msec, mm/sec - Correct Answer msec The average speed of sound in soft tissue is - Correct Answer 1540 m/sec Arrange the following in increasing order of sound speed in soft tissue - Correct Answer air, fat, muscle, soft tissue, muscle, bone The prop speed of sound of the ceramic lead zirconate titanate (PZT) is approx - Correct Answer 4000 m/sec speed of sound is determined by - Correct Answer medium The peak variation minus the mean variation is - Correct Answer amplitude All of the following are possible units for amplitude, except: degrees, decibels, Pascal, watts - Correct Answer degrees The maximum variation of an acoustic variable is 60. The mean value is 45. The maximum value is 30. The amplitude is - Correct Answer 15 Amplitude is determined by - Correct Answer source Which ultrasound machine control will affect amplitude - Correct Answer output power As sound propagates through a medium, amplitude - Correct Answer decreases
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