Chapter 18
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Chapter 20
Stenosis
Inspiration & Expiration
100

The 3 basic forms of blood flow 

What is pulsatile, phasic, and steady?

100

 This principle explains the change in frequency when sound reflects off moving red blood cells

What is Doppler Effect? 

100

The term that describes the appearance of color gain that was set too high

What is color confetti? 

100

The definition of stenosis

What is the narrowing in the lumen of a vessel?

100
With inspiration and expiration the diaphragm...

What is moves down for inspiration and up for expiration?

200

The 3 types of energy loss 

What is viscous, frictional, and inertial energy loss? 

200

This artifact occurs in pulsed Doppler when the frequency shift exceeds the Nyquist limit

What is aliasing? 

200

What happens to the color flow in a vessel when the direction of flow and sound are perpendicular

What is no color? 

200

____ a bruit _____ a thrill 

What is hear a bruit feel a thrill? 

200

With inspiration and expiration, thoracic pressure...

What is decreases with inspiration and increases with expiration? 

300

The number that predicts whether flow is laminar or turbulent and its value. 

What is the Reynolds number; 2,000? 

300

This equation includes velocity of blood, transducer frequency, cosine of the angle, and propagation speed

What is the Doppler equation? 

300

This is used to fix ghosting artifact

What is the wall filter? 

300

The law of conservation of energy 

What is energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed? 

300

With inspiration and expiration, the abdominal pressure...

What is increases with inspiration and decreases with expiration? 

400

The relationship Bernoulli's Principle describes

What is the relationship between velocity and pressure moving in a fluid? 

400

 This color map mode shows turbulence by adding extra colors, often green

What is variance mode? 

400

What a wall filter effectively eliminates 

What is low frequency doppler shift? 

400

The relationship (equation) between flow, resistance, and pressure gradient 

What is pressure gradient= flow*resistance 


400

With inspiration and expiration, venous return to the heart...

What is increases with inspiration and decreases with expiration? 
500

The hydrostatic pressure in an individual at the top of the head

What is 0 mmHg?
500

This doppler mode can measure very high velocities but cannot determine exact depth.

What is continuous wave Doppler? 

500

The most effective way to eliminate aliasing in color doppler imaging. 

What is increasing the velocity scale? 

500

3 Effects of a stenosis

what is 

- Change in flow direction?

- increased velocity as a vessel narrows? 

- turbulence downstream from the stenosis?

- Pressure gradient across the stenosis? 

- loss of pulsatility? 

500

With inspiration and expiration, venous flow in the legs...

What is decreases with inspiration and increases with expiration? 

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