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Chapter 21 | VTS 254 - Veterinary Radiography, Quizzes of Veterinary medicine

Class: VTS 254 - Veterinary Radiography; Subject: Veterinary Technology Sciences; University: Ulster County Community College; Term: Fall 2011;

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2011/2012

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TERM 1
Acoustic Impedance
DEFINITION 1
Relationship between density or stiffness of tissue and the
velocity of sound within the tissue. Differences in acoustic
impedance of adjacent tissues determine the intensity of
reflected sound.
TERM 2
Acoustic shadow
DEFINITION 2
Ultrasound artifact. Echo-free zone created distal to the
imaged organ when sound waves hit a highly reflective tissue
that prevents sound from being transmitted to greater
depths.
TERM 3
Anechoic
DEFINITION 3
No echoes are detected, and the area is black. Typically
associated with fluid-filled structures such as the urinary
bladder.
TERM 4
Attenuation
DEFINITION 4
Reduced intensity of radiation caused by absorption or
scattering, or both, during passage through tissue. Sound is
also attenuated as it passes through tissue and the intensity
is reduced.
TERM 5
B-Mode (Brightness-mode) Ultrasonography
DEFINITION 5
Intensity of returning echoes is expressed as brightness in
the display.
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Acoustic Impedance

Relationship between density or stiffness of tissue and the

velocity of sound within the tissue. Differences in acoustic

impedance of adjacent tissues determine the intensity of

reflected sound.

TERM 2

Acoustic shadow

DEFINITION 2

Ultrasound artifact. Echo-free zone created distal to the

imaged organ when sound waves hit a highly reflective tissue

that prevents sound from being transmitted to greater

depths.

TERM 3

Anechoic

DEFINITION 3

No echoes are detected, and the area is black. Typically

associated with fluid-filled structures such as the urinary

bladder.

TERM 4

Attenuation

DEFINITION 4

Reduced intensity of radiation caused by absorption or

scattering, or both, during passage through tissue. Sound is

also attenuated as it passes through tissue and the intensity

is reduced.

TERM 5

B-Mode (Brightness-mode) Ultrasonography

DEFINITION 5

Intensity of returning echoes is expressed as brightness in

the display.

Computed Tomography (CT)

number

Number converted to gray scale in the final image, which

represents the attenuation of the x-ray beam in tissue within

a voxel. The number is also referred to as a Hounsfield

Number.

TERM 7

Curie

DEFINITION 7

A unit of radioactivity, (disintegration's per second)

TERM 8

Distant Enhancement

DEFINITION 8

Ultrasound artifact. Increased sound intensity beyond a fluid-

filled, anechoic area, created by absence of attenuation of

the sound beam as it passes through the fluid.

TERM 9

Doppler Shift

DEFINITION 9

The difference between transmitted andreceived sound

frequencies. The greater the Doppler Shift, the greater the

flow velocity.

TERM 10

Echogenicity

DEFINITION 10

Intensity of reflected echoes.

Long-axis view

Echocardiographic image showing the heart from base to

apex in a longitudinal or sagittal plane.

TERM 17

M-mode (motion-mode) Ultrasonography

DEFINITION 17

Information is displayed as depth versus time on a graph.

Used for echocardiography.

TERM 18

Pixels (Picture elements)

DEFINITION 18

Tiny squares representing the image matrix

TERM 19

Radiopharmaceutical

DEFINITION 19

A radoactive drug that can be administered for diagnostic

ortherapeutic purposes.

TERM 20

Sector Probe

DEFINITION 20

Ultrasound probe with multiple rotating or oscillating

transducers that produce a wedge shaped image.

Short-axis view

Echocardiographic image showing the heart in transverse

plane

TERM 22

Target Organ

DEFINITION 22

The organ intended to be imaged and expected to receive

the greatest concentration of administered radioactivity.

TERM 23

Voxel (Volume

Element)

DEFINITION 23

Three-dimensional box represented on an image matrix by

the two-dimensional pixel

TERM 24

On an ultrasonographic view of the liver

which vein has more echogenic walls, the

hepatic vein or portal veins?

DEFINITION 24

Portal Veins

TERM 25

The ____ is less echogenic than the spleen but

more echogenic than the renal cortex.

DEFINITION 25

Liver

Rate the echogenicity of the following organs,

the first being most echogenic and the last

being least echogenic

Spleen, liver, renal cortex

TERM 32

True or False: The normal non-pregnant

reproductive tract can be detected via

ultrasonography

DEFINITION 32

False

TERM 33

True or False: Hepatic masses and peristalsis

can be detected on an ultrasound

DEFINITION 33

True

TERM 34

What is the optimal earliest time to detect

pregnancy in small animals?

DEFINITION 34

30 days after last breeding

TERM 35

A patient has lost vision in one eye. The vet

suspects a periorbital mass or a brain lesion.

What imaging mode would identify the cause

with the most detail?

DEFINITION 35

Computed Tomography

What is the most reliable and common way to

diagnose hyperthyroidism in cats?

Nuclear scintigraphy

TERM 37

What organ does not produce a hot spot on a

scan during nuclear scintigraphy?

DEFINITION 37

Bone Necrosis

TERM 38

True or False: Younger animals bones usually

have a darker image on nuclear scintigraphy

DEFINITION 38

True