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ARDMS- SPI Exam |QUESTIONS & ANSWERS |VERIFIED & UPDATED | 2024 The horizontal axis, or x-axis - Answer Runs side to side The vertical axis, or y-axis - Answer Runs up and down Unrelated - Answer Two items that are not associated Related or Proportional - Answer Two items that are associated or affiliated However, the relationship between the items does not have to be specified Directly related or Directly proportional - Answer Two items that are associated such that when one item increa...

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ARDMS- SPI Exam Study Guide With Verified Solutions. The horizontal axis, or x-axis - answerRuns side to side The vertical axis, or y-axis - answerRuns up and down Unrelated - answerTwo items that are not associated Related or Proportional - answerTwo items that are associated or affiliated However, the relationship between the items does not have to be specified Directly related or Directly proportional - answerTwo items that are associated such that when one item increases, the other i...

SPI Physics Exam 2| 615 QUESTIONS| GRADED A True or False? Focused sound beams are considered less likely to create bioeffects because the beams will strike fewer gas bubbles that could potentially cavitate. Correct Answer: True. Small gas bubbles, or gaseous nuclei in tissues, serve as sites of cavitation. Certain studies of bioeffects are performed in vitro. What is the meaning of in vitro? A) visible in a living organism B) observations based on experiments C) discernible in a test ...

SPI PRACTICE QUESTIONS ALL ANSWERS CORRECT What is the purpose of axial resolution in ultrasound? ️️Axial resolution allows for the distinction between two structures along the direction of the sound beam, determined by pulse length and frequency. How does acoustic enhancement appear on an ultrasound image? ️️Acoustic enhancement appears as increased brightness behind fluid-filled structures, as fluids cause minimal attenuation of sound waves. What is the primary factor tha...

SPI Exam Review | Questions and Correct Answers | Latest Update 2024/2025 What is a hydrophone? What does it measure? - Answer -A small needle with piezoelectric crystal at the end. It measures pressure in a sound beam. What is a schlieren? - Answer -A machine that uses acousti-optics to measure sound and light in beam profiles. What is a calorimeter? - Answer -A machine that can calculate total power of the beam measuring heat gain and the time itakes to obtain the heat. What is the ...

SPI Ultrasound Physics Review Exam - Questions and Answers Relates to likelihood of harmful bio effects from cavitation Mechanical index Predicts maximum temperature increase Thermal index Measures output intensity of the beam Hydrophone Region of increased brightness due to higher intensities in focal zone Focal banding Occurs when sound travels through a medium with a lower attenuation rate than the surrounding tissue Enhancement Beam travels through an area of high attenuation Shadowing Bea...

WGU 836 Fundamentals of Information Security Exam | Complete Guide Questions and Verified Answers| 2023/ 2024 Update Q: Dynamic Analysis Answer: Involves testing the application while it's in operation. Testing the compiled binary form or the running web application. Resembles real attacks against the application Q: Physical Penetration Testing Answer: Involves directly testing physical security mea- sures such as picking locks or bypassing alarm security system ...

ARDMS SPI STUDY GUIDE ALREADY VERIFIED A+ How does harmonic imaging improve image quality? ️️Harmonic imaging reduces artifacts by using higher harmonic frequencies, which produce clearer, more detailed images than fundamental frequencies. What is the primary cause of side lobe artifacts? ️️Side lobe artifacts result from unwanted sound beams emitted at angles outside the main beam, potentially causing misleading echoes on the image. How does adjusting dynamic range affect ...

ARDMS SPI Exam |Complete Questions with Correct Answers Graded A+ When the direction of the wave propagation is parallel to the particle motion of the medium, the wave being transmitted is called a: A) surface wave. B) longitudinal wave. C) transverse wave. D) non-linear sound. B) longitudinal wave If the sound beam attenuated 6 dB, what will happen to the overall intensity? A) Quadrupled B) Doubled C) Halved D) Quartered D) Quartered Frequency increased from 3 MHz to 6 MHz,...