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Percent, Decibel, SPTA intensity, Mechanical index
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Which of the following is (are) used currently to
indicate output on the display?
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Intensity at the transducer, Distance to the fetus, Frequency
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Which of the following affect(s) exposure of a
fetus?
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There is no possible hazard involved in the use of
diagnostic ultrasound.
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Ultrasound should not be used a a diagnostic tool because of the bioeffects it can produce |
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100 mW/cm (squared) SPTA. |
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No independently confirmed, significant bioeffeets
in mammalian tissues have been reported at intensities
below
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Is there any known risk with the current use of diagnostic
ultrasound?
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Definition
Are there any bioeffeets that ultrasound produces in
small animals under experimental conditions?
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Definition
Which of the following are mechanisms by which
ultrasound can produce bioeffects?
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Which of the following relates to heating? |
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Definition
Which of the following end points is documented
well enough in the scientific literature to allow a
risk assessment for diagnostic ultrasound to be
based on it?
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Definition
More than one epidemiologic study has shown a
statistically significant effect of ultrasound exposure
on which of the following end points?
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Which of the following acoustic parameters has
(have) been documented in ultrasound epidemiologic
studies published thus far?
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Definition
A device commonly used to measure the ourput of
diagnostic ultrasound instruments is a(n)
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Definition
A typical output intensity (SPTA)for an ultrasound
imaging instrument is
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Definition
Which of the following typically has the highffi
output intensity?
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There is no known risk with ultrasound imaging
as it is applied currently
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Definition
As far as we know now, which of the following is
the most correct and informative response to a
patient's question. "Will this hurt me or my
baby?"
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Minimize exposure time, Scan for medical indication( s) only, Minimize exposure intensity
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Definition
To minimize whatever risk there may be with ultrasound
imaging, which of the following should be
done?
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Term
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Definition
Which of the following controls affect instrument
output intensity?
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Tissue anywhere in the Doppler beam is exposed
to ultrasound, Tissue anywhere in the imaging plane is exposed
to ultrasound, Doppler intensities are higher than for continuous
wave fetal monitoring.
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Definition
Which of the following are correct for a duplex,
pulsed wave Doppler instrument?
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The tissue of greatest concern regarding bioeffeets
in an abdominal scan is the
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Would it be wise to substitute a duplex, pulsed
wave Doppler device for an inoperative fetal monitor for long-term (e.g., 24-hour) monitoring
in labor?
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Definition
Which of the following is (are) likely to be exposed
to ultrasound during a diagnostic study?
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Definition
No bioeffeets have been observed in nonhuman
mammalian tissues at thermal index values of less than
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Definition
No bioeffecls have been observed in nonhuman
mammalian tissues at mechanical index values of
less than
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Definition
No bioeffects have been observed in nonhuman
mammalian tissues at peak rarefactional pressure
values (megapascals) of less than
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