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Intensities

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Intensities are reported in various way in respect to

a)

time and money

b)

space and density

c)

space and time

d)

"on" and "off" times

2.

The different measurements of intensities are important in the study of ____.

a)

ultrasound physics

b)

bioeffects

c)

duty factor

d)

pulse duration

3.

___ is the most relevant intensity with respect to tissue heating.

a)

SATA

b)

SPPA

c)

SPTP

d)

SPTA

4.

The units for all intensities are ___.

a)

W/cm

b)

W/cm2

c)

mW/cm

d)

mW/cm2

5.

____ intensity has the highest value, where ____ intensity has the lowest value.

a)

SATP, SPPA

b)

SATP, SPTP

c)

SPTA, SAPA

d)

SPTP, SATA

6.

This describes the spread of a beam in space.

a)

beam uniformity coefficient

b)

SP/SA factor

c)

duty factor

d)

intensity reflection coefficient

7.

The SP/SA factor has a value of _____.

a)

1 or less

b)

1 or greater

c)

between 0 and 0.1

8.

Duty factor describes the relationship of beam intensities with _____.

a)

time

b)

space

c)

speed

d)

velocity

9.

True or False. For continuous wave ultrasound, SPTA = SPPA.

a)

true

b)

false

10.

True or False. For continuous wave ultrasound, SATA = SATP.

a)

true

b)

false

11.

When PW & CW sound beams have the same SPTP, the CW has the higher ____ intensity.

a)

SAPA

b)

SATA

c)

SPTA

d)

SPPA

12.

When PW & CW sound beams have the same SATP intensities, the CW beam has the higher ____ intensity.

a)

SATA

b)

SPTA

c)

SAPA

d)

SPPA

13.

True or False. The rank of intensities from largest to smallest is: SPTP --> Im --> SPPA --> SPTA --> SATA

a)

true

b)

false