3) If the PRF of a real time system is 2200 Hz, the maximum depth of imaging would be ________.
35cm
30 mm
30cm
35mm
4) All of the following are disadvantages of analog scan converter except:
image fade
image flicker
deterioration
Low resolution image
5) Period is the _____ it takes for one _____ to occur.
time; wavelength
frequency; cycle
time; pulse
time; cycle
6) The rate at which energy passes through a unit area is called____.
Intensity
attenuation
power
amplitude
7) Vertical parallel scan lines are seen with which transducer format?
Curvilinear
linear
vector
convex
8) Sonography is medicla anatomic imaging using a ______-______ technique.
transducer instrument
starting point
vertical parallel
pulse echo
9) If two variable are inversely proportional, if one decreased by a factor of 5, then the other
decreases
decreases by a factor of 5
increases
increased by a factor of 5
10) Stiffer media have ______ sound speeds.
stiffness doesn't change the propagation speed
lower
higher
sound cannot propagate through stiffer media
11) Sequenced, phased, and vector are types of:
operations
transducers
constructions
focusing
12) Waves that exist at the same location and time will combine together. What is this called?
rarefaction
interference
inference
mechanical interaction
13) Mirror image artifact is a form of:
reverberation
Grating Lobes
speed error
refraction
14) Regions of lower pressure and density are called
compressions
longitudinal waves
rarefactions
acoustic variables
15) Snell's law relates the _____ beam direction to the incident beam direction and the speeds of sound in the two materials forming the interface?
transmitted
rarefaction
Scattering
reflected
16) What is the attenuation coefficient for a 5.0 MHz transducer in soft tissue?
10.0 dB/cm
.1 dB/cm
2.5 dB/cm
.25dB/cm
17) Diagnostic Ultrasound transducer generate a ______ of sound into the body?
Pulse
wave
frequency
Doppler
18) Amplitude is the maximum variation that occurs in an acoustic ______.
variable
propagation speed
Wave
medium
19) If the wavelength is .5 mm the spatial pulse length for a 4 cycle pulse is:
0mm
.8mm
8.0mm
.2mm
20) Attenuation increased with increasing ____.
power
wavelenght
pressure
frequency
21) Gray-scale artifacts include all of teh following except:
mirror image
aliasing
range ambiguity
shadowing
22) Ultrasound pulses contain a range of frequencies called the _______.
fundamental frequencies
duty factor
bandwidth
pulse repetition frequenc
23) Persistence does all of the following except:
increase contrast resolution
Increase frame rate
improve dynamic range
decrease speckle
24) As sound travels, the reduction in amplituded and intensity of the wave is called?
attenuation
absorption
reflection
scattering
25) Old echo information from previous frames is retained while the new echoes are added to the image in the direction in which the scan plane is moving is called______.
spatial compounding
pixel interpolation
panoramic imaging
harmonic imaging
26) Pulse repetition frequency is the ____ of pulses occuring in 1 second.
speed
number
type
cycle
27) The wavelength of 3 MHz ultrasound in soft tissue is _____ mm.
1
.51
510
4.6
28) What is the travel time in microseconds for US to image a structure that is 5cm deep?
5
13
65
130
29) To receive information for display at a rapid rate, it is desirable to use a _______.
high operating frequency
low PRF
lower operating frequency
high PRF
30) The PRF is the number of _______sent to the transducer each second.
none of the answers
cycles
ultrasound pulses
voltage pulses
31) Mirror imaging of a Doppler spectrum can ________.
appear on teh oposite side of the baseline
Occur when the Doppler angle is near 90 degrees
occur when the receiver gain is set too high
all of the above
32) Ultrasound pulses contain a range of frequencies called the ______.
bandwidth
duty factor
fundamental frequencies
pulse repetition frequencies
33) Propagation speed is higher in _____ than soft tissue.
bone
lung
fat
water
34) ____ is the number of complete cycles per second.
Period
Wavelength
Frequency
Propagation speed
35) The attenuation of a 5 MHz tranducer in soft tissue would be _____ dB in 2 cm of depth.
20
10
5
1.25
36) What is the period of a 5.0 MHz in soft tissue.
02 us
.2 us
3.1 us
.2 sec
37) What is the maximum depth in soft tissue for a PRF of 10kHz.
5 mm
7.7 mm
7.7 cm
7.5 cm
38) Frequency _____ wavelength.
is equal to
has no bearing on
is inversely proportional to
is directly proportional to
39) A sonographer adjusts an ultrasound scan to double the depth of view from 5 cm to 10 cm. If the frame rate remains the same, which one of the following also occurs?
increased the line density
narrower sector
mulit focused imaging turned on
wider sector
40) Impedance is equal to density multiplied by ____
wavelength
path length
stiffness
propagational speed
41) Regions of lower pressure and density are called _____.
longitudinal waves
compressions
acoustic variables
rarefactions
42) A sonographer using a phased array ultrasound system, turns off the multi-focus feature. What is most likely consequence of this action?
temporal resolution improves
frame rate decreases
temporal resolution degrades
imaging depth increases
43) Electronic scanning is performed by _____.
mechanical transducers
array transducers
sector transducers
linear transducers
44) _____ array is the combination of linear and phased array operations.
phased
convex
vector
interventional
45) Beneficial artifacts include all of the following except:
reverberation
Enchancement
shadowing
46) Which of the following would be least likely to cause acoutic shadowing?
Urinary bladder
uterine fibroid
gallstone
bowel gas
47) The frequency of the ______ determines the frequency of the resulting ultrasound pulse.
voltage pulse
bandwidth
beam former
operating frequency
48) The shadowing and enhancement are description of __________ artifacts?
attenuation
refraction
propagation
reverberation
49) In oblique incidence the ____ and ____ angles are always equal.
normal ; transmitted
incidence; transmitted
incidence; reflection
transmitted; reflected
50) With too much gain, __________.
saturation occurs
differenced in echo strenghth are lost
there is a decrease in contrast resolution
All of the above
51) To avoid echo misplacement:
a code is added to the pulser
multiple receivers are installed
all echoes from one pulse must be received before the next pulse is emitted
52) Which of the following forms of resolution improved when frame rate increases?
temporal
lateral
longitudinal
spatial
53) Which artifact displaces structures axially?
Refraction
Speed Error
Reverberation
Grating lobes
54) Range ambiguity can occur in which of the following?
Pulsed Doppler instruments
Color doppler instruments
Duplex instruments
All of the above
55) The fraction of time that pulsed US is on is called____?
PRP
DF
Period
SPL
56) 20 kHz is equal to _____ Hz.
200,000
2000
20,000
200
57) If the PD is 3 u and the PRP is 35-0 usec, the DF is _____%?
6
1.16
.86
086
58) Calculate the pulse duration for a 3. MHz transducer in soft tissue with a 4 cycle pulse.
2 micro second
12. micro second
13. micro second
1.3 micro second
59) a bit memory has an _______ shade memory.
4
8
256
16
60) Pulse duration will increase with all the following except?
period
number of cycles in the pulse
Frequency
None of the above
61) All of the following are advantages of PACS systems except:
older, archieve studies and reports an be reviewed easliy
images have hight resolution than what appears on the systems display
data will not deteriorate
images can be delivered to distant location on the imaging netork
62) Which term describes the number of cycles that an acoustic variable completes in a second?
period
frequency
variable rate
PRP
63) Enhancement of an echo results from a structure having ______.
higher attenuation than surrounding structures
higher impedance than surrounding structures
lower density than surrounding structures
lower attenuation than structures
64) Refraction may display ______
1 incorrect structure shape
incorrect structure size
incorrect structure location
all of the above
65) Which of the following will NOT result in a shorter pulse duration?
using a higher frequency
using a shorter period
a lower propagaion velocity
suing few pulses
66) Sound requires a ________ through which to travel.
wave
pressure
vacuum
medium
67) If you employ a 7.5 MHz transducer, what is the wavelength of the sound in soft tissue.
1mm
.11mm
025mm
.20mm
68) What is the maximum penetration depth with a frame rate of 32 frames per second and a line density of 100 lines per fram and using only one focus.
24 mm
12 cm
20 cm
24 cm
69) The impedance of the matching layer is _______.
less than the value between the transducer element and tissue
equal to the tissue
greater than the value between the transducer element and tissue
intermediate value between the transducer element and tissue
70) To receive information for display at a rapid rate, it is desirable to use a _______.
high operating frequency
lower operating frequency
Low PRF
high PRF
71) The _______ is the number of sonographic images entered into memory per second.
cine loop
frame rate
image refresh rate
PRF
72) If an echo returns 104u after a pulse was emitted by a transducer, at what depth is the structure that produced the echo located?
8mm
8.mm
80.cm
8.cm
73) The attenuation of a 5.0MHz transducer at a depth of 4cm is _____ dB.
20. dB
16.0 dB
1.6 dB
10. dB
74) Which of the following is the most important in determining the frame rate of the system?
transmitter output
tranducer frequency
speed of sound in the medium
dynamic range of the received
75) Propagation speed is primarily determined by the _____ of the medium.
stiffness
density
thickness
water
76) the range of frequencies found within a pulse describes with of the following terms?
pulse repetition frequency
harmonics
bandwidth
duty factor
77) If you switch to a lower frequency for penetration, the wavelength of the transducer will ______?
remain unchanged
double
increase
decrease
78) The duty factor will increase with all of the following except.
period
pulse duration
PRF
none of the above
79) Brightness mode is term?
gray-scale
B-Mode
B-Scan
All of the above
80) What is the PD equal to?
frequency × period
period × wavelength
# of cycles in a pulse/wavelength
period × # of cycles in the pulse
81) A sonographer adjusts an ultrasound scan to double the depth of view from 5 cm to 10 cm. What happens to the frame rate?
it is doubled
it is halved
it is unchanged
82) If the beam power increases, intensity will _______.
remain unchanged
double
increase
decrease
83) Which of the following are averaging techniques of an ultrasound system?
parallel processing
pixel interpolation
smoothing
persistence
84) A rectangular image display would be seen when using a ________ transducer?
convex
sector
linear
vector
85) 3D imaging requires many adjacent tissue ____ ____ to build the image.
frequency shifts
ultrasound pulses
moving objects
cross sections
86) If two variables are directly proportional, if one increases by a factor of 5, then the other
decreases
decreases by a factor of 5
increases
increases by a factor of 5
87) Which resolution relates to more directly to transducers?
temporal
Vectoral
contrast
detail
88) What does 3 dB of attenuation mean?
one third of the original intensity
one half of the original intensity?
increasing amplitude
4 decibels more than the original intensity
89) If the speed of sound in a medium is 100m/sec, how long will it take sound to travel 420m?
.42 sec
4.2 sec
42 sec
420sec
90) The wavelenght of 3 MHz US in soft tissue is ______ mm.
0.51
5.1
510
4.6
91) In order to image deep structures __________.
the TGC needs to be increased
the PRF needs to be decreased
the frame rate needs to be increased
the PRF needs to be increased
92) The following are all ultrasound frequencies except:
30,000 Hz
250.0kHz
15.0 kHz
.30 Hz
93) What is the SPL of a 4 cycle pulse with a wavelength of 0.1mm ?
.4mm
.4cm
4.0 mm
40.mm
94) ______ is the number of complete cycles per second.
period
propagation speed
wavelength
Frequency
95) Intensity is equal to the power of a wave dived by the _____ over which the power is spread.
area
diameter
radius
width
96) Which of the following characteristic will create the slowest speed of sound?
High density, high stiffness
low density, high stiffness
high density, low stiffness
low density, low stiffness
97) _____ is (are) the even and odd multiples of the fundamental frequency.
side lobes
Harmonics
mechancial waves
bandwidth
98) All of the following are advantages of spatial compounding except:
echo information is added from previous frames
specular surfaces are presented more completely
speckle reduction
surfaces are interogated at more than one angle
99) The ________ format determines the starting points and paths for the individual scan.
location
display
scan
image
100) The attenuation of a 5.0 MHz transducer at a depth of 4cm is _____dB.
6 dB
10 dB
20 dB
16. dB`
101) The PRF is ________ Hz if ther are 30 fram per secon and 40 lines per frame.
12,000
1200
12
120
102) Which resolution depends on penetration depth, lines per frame, and the number of focuses.
Temporal
Contrast
Detail
Axial
103) A _______ scan is shaped like a slice of pie?
convex
curivilinear
sector
linear
104) The functions of a beam former aer all of the following except:
compress the dynamic range
direct, focus, and apodize the transmitted beam
determine the PRF
compensate for attenuation
105) How are axial and lateral resolutions artifactual?
Two adjacent structures seen as one
increase from actual size of structure
Failura to resolve a mass due to loss of detail
All of the above
106) Stiffer media have _____ sound speeds.
Stiffness doesn't change the the propagation speed
sound cannot propagate through stiffer media
higher
lower
107) As sound travels, the reduction in amplitude and intensity of the wave is called____.
reflection
scattering
attenuation
absorption
108) What is the wavelength of a wave with an unknown frequency traveling in soft tissue?
.51 m/s
.51 pascals
51 watts
.51 mm
109) Which of the following is not a form of reverberation?
comet-tail
mirrior image
ring-down
speckle
110) Propagations speed is primaritly determined by the _____ of the medium.
thickness
stiffness
density
water
111) _______ is the even and odd multiples of the fundamental frequency.
bandwidth
mechancial waves
harmonics
side lobes
112) Attenuation increases with increasing ______.
pressure
frequency
power
wavelength
113) A _____ impedance of the transducer element allows more energy to transmit into the patient.
faster
slower
lower
higher
114) Which resolution depends on penetration depth, lines per frame and the number of focuses?
axial
temporal
contrast
detail
115) The most common artifact encounter in Doppler US is ________.
clutter
range ambiguity
aliasing
mirror image
116) What are the two key issues concerning US data?
storage and displaying
receiving and storage
storage and compression
compression and displaying
117) 20 kHz is equal to _____ Hz.
200,000
2000
200
20,000
118) What is the attenuation coefficient for a 5. MHz transducer in soft tissue.
.25 dB/cm
10. dB/cm
.1 dB/cm
2.5 dB/cm
119) The SPL will increase with all of the following except?
Number of cycles in the pulse
wavelength
frequency
None of the above
120) Which of the following is not an image artifact?
Incorrect respresentation of motion in color
Anything not properly indicative of teh structures imaged
Errors in presentation of anatomic structures
None of the above
121) The location of each dot corresponds to the _______ of the echo to return.
strength
pulse
time
frequency
122) If the beam power increases, intensity will ____.
double
remain unchanged
decreased
increased
123) Log (x/y) equals?
log × + log y
log × - log y
log × = log y
answer is not here
124) Select the sequence that appears in increasing order.
milli, hecto, centi, deci, nano, giga
centi, deci, deca, hecto
namo, milli, micro, deci, deca, mega
mega, kilo, hecto, milli, giga
125) The assumptions in teh design of sonographic instruments include all of the following except?
amplitude and intensity are properties of the structure
sound travels in a straight line
echoes originate from objects located on teh beam axis
sound travels at different speeds in soft tissues
126) Which of the following approaches would yield the best imaging results on a large, difficult to image patient?
6MHz transmit and recieive,.8 cm aperture
1.4 MHz transmit, 2.8 Mhz receive, 1 cm aperture
2MHz transmit, 4MHz receive, 1.8 cm aperture
2.5 MHz transmit and receive and 2, cm aperture
127) All of the following are true about a wide dynamic range except:
perferred for imaging abdominal organs
low contrast
high contrast
many shades of gray
128) Which of the following would likely demonstrate acoustic enhancement?
Solid mass
gallstone
gallbladder
complex mass
129) The distance to a reflector in soft tissue is 15 cm. What is th round trip time to this depth?
11.5 micro second
19.5 micro second
195. micro second
1.15 micro second
130) If Frequency increases, period will _____.
increase
None of the above
decrease
remain unchanged
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