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Ultrasound Attenuation and Reflection, Exams of Nursing

Information on ultrasound attenuation and reflection. It explains the concept of attenuation and its relationship with speed, the components of attention, and the unit of attention. It also discusses the reflection of ultrasound waves, including specular and diffuse reflection, and the factors that affect reflection. equations for calculating impedance and intensity reflection and transmission coefficients. It is a useful resource for students studying ultrasound imaging and physics.

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2022/2023

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Download Ultrasound Attenuation and Reflection and more Exams Nursing in PDF only on Docsity! SPI chapter 6 Test Questions Answered (Latest Update 2023) (Verified Answers) Define attenuation - correct answer ✅Decrease in "bigness" (intensity, power &amplitude) of a wave as it travels How are attenuation and speed related - correct answer ✅UNRELATED. Three components of attention - correct answer ✅1) absorption 2) scattering 3) reflection Attention unit - correct answer ✅dB (must be negative since attenuation causes intensity to decrease) Less attenuation - correct answer ✅shorter distances, lower frequencies More attenuation - correct answer ✅longer distances, higher frequencies Attenuation in different media - correct answer ✅Air>> bone&lung>> Soft tissue>> blood SPI chapter 6 Test Questions Answered (Latest Update 2023) (Verified Answers) Attenuation & penetration - correct answer ✅In soft tissue lower frequency = less attenuation, we can penetrate further with lower frequency To find total attenuation - correct answer ✅+/- dB NEVER multiply Reflection - correct answer ✅Occurs when propagating sound strikes a boundary between two media and some return to the tx specular reflection - correct answer ✅-reflection from a smooth surface and return in ONE direction, strikes at 90degrees When does specular reflection occur? - correct answer ✅When the wavelength is smaller than boundary irregularities diffuse reflection/ backscatter - correct answer ✅Redirection of sound in ALL directions SPI chapter 6 Test Questions Answered (Latest Update 2023) (Verified Answers) Reflection of a ultrasound wave depends on - correct answer ✅Different acoustic impedances of the media on either side of the boundary Impedance equation - correct answer ✅Impedance (Rayls ) = density(kg/m3) x propspeed (m/s) PORNN - correct answer ✅Perpendicular Orthogonal Right angle Ninety degrees Normal incidence oblique incidence - correct answer ✅Anything other than 90degrees Incident intensity - correct answer ✅Intensity of the wave prior to striking a boundary, w/cm2 SPI chapter 6 Test Questions Answered (Latest Update 2023) (Verified Answers) Reflected intensity - correct answer ✅The intensity after striking a boundary changes directions and returns to where it came from transmitted intensity - correct answer ✅Intensity after striking a boundary continues on in same general direction that it was originally traveling. incident intensity formula - correct answer ✅reflected intensity + transmitted intensity intensity reflection coefficient (IRC) - correct answer ✅percentage of the intensity that bounces back intensity transmission coefficient (ITC) - correct answer ✅percentage of intensity that continues forward after beam strikes a boundary IRC AND ITC unit - correct answer ✅UNITLESS they are percentages IRC AND ITC equation - correct answer ✅100% = IRC + ITC When they are added together the result is ALWAYS 100% SPI chapter 6 Test Questions Answered (Latest Update 2023) (Verified Answers) Reflection With NORMAL incidence - correct answer ✅Reflection occurs only if The two media and the boundary have different acoustic impedances IRC formula - correct answer ✅(Z2-z1)/(z2+z1)2 Z2 is what impedance? - correct answer ✅transmitted impedance (tissue sound is entering) Z1 is what impedance? - correct answer ✅reflected impedance (medium the sound is currently in) With greater impedance differences - correct answer ✅The IRC increases and the amount of reflection increases Transmission with NORMAL incidence - correct answer ✅What ever is not transmitted is reflected
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