1) What is Ultrasonography?

2) What is the decrease in amplitude and intensity as a sound wave travels through a medium?

3) Select a material which has the lowest speed of sound?

4) What is the maximum frequency audible to human ear?

5) What is the application of doppler ultrasound?

6) What is the main component of transducer?

7) The ability to resolve objects that lie one above the other is called…………….?

8) What is the change of sound direction on passing from one medium to another?

9) The ratio of the pressure to the particle velocity is called…………………?

10) What is the number of cycles per unit of time?

11) What is the boundary between two different media where reflection and refraction occur?

12) Motion mode. The application of B-mode and a strip chart recorder allows visualization of the structures as a function of depth and time. It is called…………………?

13) The part of ultrasound which transmit and receive sound is called…………?

14) An image of ultrasound has higher spatial resolution but less depth of penetration is given by …?

15) Select a material which has the lowest attenuation coefficient(dB/cm)?

16) The lateral resolution is proportionally affected by………………?

17) A method to image moving blood and estimate blood velocity by exploiting the Doppler effect is called……?

18) What is an application of ultrasound which is currently developing?

19) What is unit of sound beam attenuation?

20) Select a material which has the highest attenuation coefficient(dB/cm)

21) Select a material which has the highest speed of sound?

22) The axial resolution is inversely proportional affected by………………?

23) An ultrasound image has lower spatial resolution but greater depth of penetration is given by…?

24) What is the combination of one rarefaction and one compression?

25) The reflection at the smooth surface is…………………?

26) Amplitude mode. Where the signals are displayed as spikes that are dependent on the amplitude of the returning sound energy. It is called………………?

27) The region where the beam diameter increases as the distance from the transducer increases. What is it?

28) Please select types of ultrasound image resolution correctly.

29) The reflection at the rough surface is…………………?

30) The Specular medium reflections, diffuse reflections are three types of…………….…?

31) The ability to resolve objects side by side is called………………?

32) What is the portion of a sound that is returned from the boundary of a medium?

33) The region where the beam diameter is most concentrated giving the greatest degree of focus. What is it ?

34) Linear Array probe, Curved probe, Phrased array probe are three types of ……………?

35) What is the frequency range of diagnostic imaging using ultrasound?

36) Brightness mode. Where the signals are displayed as various points whose brightness depends on the amplitude of the returning sound energy. It is called……………?

37) What is the distance between the onset of peak compression or cycle to the next?

38) What is the speed at which sound waves travel through a particular medium?

39) What is the speed of ultrasound travel through human soft tissue?

40) Ultrasound is the most commonly used diagnostic imaging modality, accounting for approximately……of all imaging examinations performed worldwide nowadays.

41) The region of a sound beam in which the beam diameter decreases as the distance from the transducer increases. What is it ?

42) What is an application of ultrasound which is currently using in medical imaging?