Physical basis of Doppler ultrasound imaging - Medical Physics - MCQs

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Doppler shift applies to:

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All wave phenomena

Answer 2

Ultrasound

Answer 3

Infrared EM waves

Answer 4

Protection of the body from harmful ultrasound

Answer 5

Efficient transmission of sound waves into the tissue

Answer 6

Improvement of skin elasticity in the area of study

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Deep body targets

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Moving body targets

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Surface targets

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Radiowaves

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Ultrasound

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By one dimensional image

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By two dimensional image with artificial coloring

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The infrared spectrum of light, studied by Doppler

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The frequency generated by ultrasonic transducer

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The difference between emitted and reflected (received) frequency between to objects in relative motion.

Answer 17

Yes, when Δf > 0 erythrocytes move towards the transducer

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Yes, when Δf > 0erythrocytes move away from the transducer

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No, the sign of Δf does not tell the direction of motion

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The frequency difference between emitted and received signals for observers at relative motion

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The difference in acoustic impedance between two transmitting mediums

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The intensity difference between emitted and reflected waves

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Θ = 45⁰ (cos 45 = 0.7)

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Θ = 90⁰ (cos 90 = 0)

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Θ = 60⁰ (cos 60 = 0.5)

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The properties of the tissue

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The properties of the apparatus

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The speed of (ultra)sound does not depend on the tissue

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Ultrasound generation

Answer 30

X-ray tubes

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Everywhere where light propagates

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Therapeutic application of ultrasound

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Diagnostic application of ultrasound

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Method for sterilization

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Damage internal organs

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Increase temperature of tissues

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Rearrange water molecules

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Soft tissue

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Ultrasound is completely harmless for humans and animals

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Sound reflection depends on the transparency of the medium

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Sound impedance does not depend on frequency (for linear mediums)

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Audible sound: 103 Hz—106 Hz

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Infrasound: 3 Hz—10 Hz

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Ultrasound: 10 kHz—10 kHz

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Ultrasound

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Infrasound

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Ultraviolet

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Ultrasound detectors

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Ultrasound generators

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Electrophoresis

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Electric polarization of solids under mechanical stress

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Electro-mechanical coupling of objects falling off the tower of Pisa

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Electric polarization in a solid due to temperature gradient.

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No, the human body exhibits only capacitive properties

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No, piezoelectric properties are observed in inorganic crystals

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Yes, tissue such a collagen has piezoelectric properties

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The size of the ultrasonic equipment (echograph) influences the acoustic density of imaged tissue.

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The precision of the ultrasonic instrument does not have an effect on the quality of received images

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The ultrasonic image, displayed on the monitor, represents the acoustic density of studied tissues.

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Infrasound

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Ultrasound

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Electromagnetic waves with frequency under 20 Hz

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Mechanical waves with frequency above 20 Hz

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None of the above

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The speed of blood relative to the stationary transducer (emitter and receiver) is as much great as Δf is greater

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Blood motion does not affect Δf

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The speed of blood relative to the stationary transducer is greater when Δf is smaller.

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Pediatrics

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Seismology

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Dental medicine

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Mechanical waves do not propagate through the surrounding tissue

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Acoustic pressure in the surrounding tissue is greatly reduced compared tothe pressure induced in the kidney stones

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Mechanical waves do not have negative effect on soft tissue

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Longitudinal waves

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Transverse waves

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Both, longitudinal and transverse modes

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Only when the intensity of the wave is sufficiently high for the ear to detect

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No, that’s why they are called infra-sound

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They can be sensed as vibrations by the tactile receptors of the skin

Answer 80

Infrasound

Answer 81

Ultrasound

Answer 82

Magnetic resonance

Answer 83

Vacuum tubes

Answer 84

Piezoelectric effect

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