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Test por Hussain Basheer, actualizado hace más de 1 año
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Creado por Hussain Basheer
hace alrededor de 6 años
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Pregunta 1
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Doppler shift applies to:
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All wave phenomena
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Ultrasound
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Infrared EM waves
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The contact gel used in ultrasonography (echography) is for:
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Protection of the body from harmful ultrasound
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Efficient transmission of sound waves into the tissue
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Improvement of skin elasticity in the area of study
Pregunta 3
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In medical imaging, Doppler echography is most appropriate for:
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Deep body targets
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Moving body targets
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Surface targets
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Which of the following waves do cannot propagate in vacuum?
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Radiowaves
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X-rays
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Ultrasound
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In what form is the information received with Doppler Echography displayed?
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By sound
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By one dimensional image
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By two dimensional image with artificial coloring
Pregunta 6
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Doppler frequency (shift) is:
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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.
Pregunta 7
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For which of the following numerical Doppler frequency shifts is the blood speed the highest?
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1210 Hz
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800 Hz
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1530 Hz
Pregunta 8
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Is it possible to tell the direction of motion of erythrocytes from the sign of the Doppler shift Δf = f - f0?
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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
Pregunta 9
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If shorter wavelengths of ultrasound are less penetrating in human tissue, then which of the following frequencies is most appropriate for DEEP tissue and organ imaging?
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8 MHz
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3 MHz
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20 MHz
Pregunta 10
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Doppler shift is defined as:
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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
Pregunta 11
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At what angle (Θ) to the surface of the body should the ultrasonic probe be applied in order to gain a maximum Doppler shift? Consider that Doppler shift is proportional to cos (Θ).
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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 speed of ultrasound in human tissue depends on:
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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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The so called “reverse piezoelectric effect” finds application in:
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Ultrasound generation
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X-ray tubes
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Lasers
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Ultrasound can propagate through:
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Vacuum
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Matter
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Everywhere where light propagates
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Phonophoresis is:
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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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Infrasound of certain frequency and intensity can:
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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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Infrasound CANNOT propagate through:
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Soft tissue
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Bones
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Vacuum
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Choose the correct statement:
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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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Choose the correct range:
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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
Pregunta 20
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The resonant frequency of the vestibular system is in the range of:
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Ultrasound
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Infrasound
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Ultraviolet
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The direct piezoelectric effect is used for:
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Ultrasound detectors
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Ultrasound generators
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Electrophoresis
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Piezoelectric effect is defined as:
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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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Does human tissue exhibit piezoelectric properties?
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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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Which statement is correct?
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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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Mechanical waves with frequency above 20 kHz are called:
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Infrasound
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Ultrasound
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P-waves
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Infrasound is:
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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
Pregunta 27
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If Δf is the change in frequency between emitted and received ultrasound signals due to Doppler effect during measurement of the linear speed of blood, then:
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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.
Pregunta 28
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Which natural science studies infrasound?
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Pediatrics
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Seismology
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Dental medicine
Pregunta 29
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Mechanical waves used for destruction of kidney stones, in procedure called “lithotripsy”, cause minimal damage to surrounding tissues because:
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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
Pregunta 30
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Ultrasound waves propagate through human tissue as:
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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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Can humans sense infrasound waves?
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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
Pregunta 32
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The resonant frequency of the internal organs is in the range of:
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10 MHz
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Infrasound
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Ultrasound
Pregunta 33
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Which of the following is used in Doppler echography?
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Magnetic resonance
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Vacuum tubes
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Piezoelectric effect
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