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Sono Transducer 3
Physics of Sonography; Transducer Physics and Terms
Question | Answer |
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A complete scan of Ultrasound beam is called a _____. | Frame. |
The two methods of sending out scan lines to form an image are _________ and _________. | Mechanical and electronic |
Electronic Scanning is the dominate form of transducers. True or False? | True |
What is an Array? | A grouping arrangement of parts forming a complete unit |
Name the 3 types of Arrays | Linear, Convex, Annular |
What are 2 alternate names for Linear Array? | Linear Sequenced; Linear Sequential |
A Linear Array produces a ______ Image | Rectangular |
A rectangular image is produced by pulses that originate at different/same points across transducer. | Different |
Firing Sequence is? | How many elements are fired in each group. |
The Linear Sequenced Array is fired how? | Sequential |
The Linear Sequenced Array is Electronically/Mechanically focused? | Electronically |
What are 3 alternate names for a Convex Array? | Curved Sequenced Array; Curved Sequential Array; Curvilinear array |
The element in a Convex Array is curved. True or False? | True |
Do Linear Sequential Arrays have electronic steering and focusing? | Yes |
Convex Arrays form a ______ image | Sector |
A Curvilinear Array is fired how? | sequentially |
Name 3 types of Arrays for Phased Arrays | Sector; Vector; Linear phased |
A phased array applies voltage to all elements at almost the same time. True or False | True |
Define Phasing | Voltage applied to all elements at almost the same time. |
Steering the beam is also known as _____. | Sweeping the beam |
Sweeping the beam is produced by _____. | Phasing |
When steering the beam, a _____ shaped image is created. | Sector |
A Sector is a ______ array | Phased |
What is a Vector? | A Sector transducer, but one which the scan lines do not have a common point of origin. |
A phased array has Electronic steering AND focusing. True or False? | True |
Phased Arrays are used for? | Cardiac, Abdominal, Neonatal, and Endocavitary |
One ultrasound pulse can create multiple focal zones. True or False? | False |
A single line of elements can focus in how many planes? | Only one plane |
What are the other names for Section Thickness? | Slice Thickness; Section Thickness |
Section thickness is the second dimension of the ultrasound beam. True or False? | False; It's the third dimension |
A single line of elements can electronically focus or steer only in the third dimension. True or False? | False; only in the scan plane |
Focus can be achieved in the third dimension with a _____ or _____ _____ | Lens; Curved Elements |
With three rows of elements, phasing can be applied to focus the third dimension electronically. True or False? | True |
What eliminates the need for a lens or curved element? | Electronic Focusing |
What is a Grating Lobe? | Sound that escapes outside the main beam in a multi element transducer. |
What is the purpose of Apodization? | To reduce grating lobes by varying the voltage to individual elements. |
What is a Vector Array? | An array that is created by phasing a linear sequenced array. |
Which Array has a flat footprint: Sector Array or Vector Array? | Vector Array |
How is a parallelogram created? | Phasing that is applied to linear sequential arrays. |
How is an Annular Array Focused? | Focused by Phasing |
Annular Arrays cannot steer the beam. True or False? | True |
With Annular Arrays, the beam is steered Electronically. True or False | False; Mechanically |
The Listening Focus is known as? | The Dynamic Focus |
A Dynamic Focus continually changes as... | the tissues are scanned |
4d imaging is... | 3d imaging in real time |