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biological interaction of ultrasound (AARSRA)
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refers to the reduction in beam intensity with depth in tissue carried by absorption scattering and beam divergence
attenuation
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occurs exponentially in much the same manner as that for x-ray radiation
ultrasound attenuation
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principle of ultrasound attenuationppenetriiaves sound
high frequency = high attenuation coefficient = greater attenuation
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decrease in a wave's intensity resulting from ___
absorption, reflection, & refraction
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absorption and frequency
direct relation
high absorption = high frequency
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penetration and absorption
inverse relation
high penetration = low absorption
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penetration and frequency
inverse relation
high penetration = low frequency
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tissues high water content =
low absorption rate
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tissues high protein content =
high absorption rate
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occurs when energy in the sound beam is captured by the tissue
absorption
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it is the redirection of a portion of the ultrasound beam each towards its source
reflection
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it occurs when a wave strikes an object and is bounced off in different direction
reflection
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waves that strikes an object
incident waves
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waves that bounce off an object
reflected waves
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property of ultrasound that is most responsible for reflection
sonic momentum
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occurs when the beam encounters and interface that is irregular and smaller than the source beam
scattering
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it occurs when diagnostic ultrasound encounters a highly irregular or rough surface or heterogeneous tissue such as kidney and liver
scattering
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multiple scattering causes _ and _ of ultrasound beam
diffusions and less intensity
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highly irregular interfaces and heterogeneous tissues result in _
scattering
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sounds scattered back to the transducer and contributed to image formation
backscattered ultrasound
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it allows for imaging of organ interfaces that are not perpendicular to the transducer face
backscattered radiation
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is used to describe the reflection of sound at an interface
acoustic impedance
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principle of acoustic impedance
high density = great acoustic impedance
high velocity of sound in the medium = great acoustic impedance
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deviation of the beam, bending of waves
refraction
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determines amount of ultrasound energy reflected at tissue interfaces
acoustic impedance
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as ultrasound energy is reflected at tissue interfaces with different impedances, intensity is increased creating a _
standing wave (hot spot)
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absorption of ultrasound energy occurs in the conducting medication because of interactions _
relaxation processes
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the time required for the molecule to fall back following displacement
relaxation time
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multiple echoes, sound is made up of several beams of sound waves.
reverberations
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