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Principles of Medical Imaging

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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1.

Which of the following is the main advantage of a multi-element linear array scanner in ultrasound imaging?

a)

Increased frame rate

b)

Improved spatial resolution and faster scanning

c)

Reduced power consumption

d)

Enhanced color display

2.

In a linear array scanner, how are the transducer elements typically activated?

a)

All elements simultaneously

b)

One element at a time

c)

In groups sequentially along the array

d)

Randomly selected elements

3.

The phased array system primarily differs from the linear array scanner by:

a)

Using mechanical movement for beam steering

b)

Steering the beam electronically by varying the excitation phase

c)

Producing continuous wave ultrasound

d)

Having only one transducer element

4.

The area array system in ultrasound imaging is mainly used for:

a)

One-dimensional motion detection

b)

Three-dimensional (3D) imaging

c)

Measuring blood pressure

d)

ECG recording

5.

The duplex scanner combines:

a)

A-mode and B-mode imaging

b)

Imaging and Doppler flow measurement

c)

Linear array and phased array systems

d)

Transmission and reception amplifiers

6.

The intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) technique is primarily used to:

a)

Monitor fetal heart rate

b)

Visualize coronary arteries from within the vessel

c)

Detect brain tumors

d)

Measure respiratory rate

7.

Which of the following best describes the construction of a multi-element array transducer?

a)

Single piezoelectric crystal

b)

Several small piezoelectric elements arranged linearly or in an area

c)

Magnetic coil and diaphragm system

d)

Rotating mechanical crystal

8.

In phased array imaging, the process of beam focusing is achieved by:

a)

Delaying excitation signals to different elements

b)

Increasing the frequency of ultrasound

c)

Mechanically tilting the transducer

d)

Using multiple receivers

9.

The main advantage of intravascular imaging over external ultrasound is:

a)

Higher penetration depth through tissues

b)

Direct, high-resolution visualization of vessel wall and plaque

c)

Non-invasive operation

d)

Capability for 3D whole-body imaging

10.

Which of the following ultrasound systems allows dynamic focusing and beam steering without mechanical motion?

a)

Mechanical sector scanner

b)

Linear array scanner

c)

Phased array system

d)

A-mode scanner