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ARDMS Breast Registry Review Ch. 6 Exam Questions With Verified Answers Simple cysts may regress after menopause, but may perisist in women taking _______. - answerHRT Result from obstructed lactiferous ducts due to fibrosis or proliferative changes in the duct epithelium. Or can result from hormonal dilatation. - answerCysts Mammographic appearance of a cyst. (4) - answer1. Round or oval 2. Smooth (circumscribed) margins 3. Radiopaque - Water Density 4. Halo Sign (lucent rim of fat) S...

What is the function of a laryngoscope? 1. To obtain tissue samples from the trachea 2. To facilitate endotracheal intubation by allowing direct visualization of the opening to the trachea 3. To cover the esophagus and prevent regurgitation during surgery 4. To provide a way for anesthetic gases to be delivered The function of a laryngoscope is to facilitate endotracheal intubation by allowing direct visualization of the opening to the trachea. Anesthetic gases are delivered via...

ARDMS Review Sonography basics 62 Questions with Verified Answers _________ is the branch of physics thst deals with sound & sound waves - CORRECT ANSWER Acoustics Ultasound frequency is > than? - CORRECT ANSWER > 20kHz Diagnostic ultrasound is: 1-20MHz ________ is defined as an imaging technique used to visualize soft tissue of the body by recording the returning reflection of waves - CORRECT ANSWER Sonography AIUM stands for? - CORRECT ANSWER American Institute of Ultrasoun...

ARDMS Breast Registry Review Ch. 6 Exam Questions With Verified Answers Simple cysts may regress after menopause, but may perisist in women taking _______. - answerHRT Result from obstructed lactiferous ducts due to fibrosis or proliferative changes in the duct epithelium. Or can result from hormonal dilatation. - answerCysts Mammographic appearance of a cyst. (4) - answer1. Round or oval 2. Smooth (circumscribed) margins 3. Radiopaque - Water Density 4. Halo Sign (lucent rim of fat) S...

ARDMS Breast Registry Review Exam Questions With Verified Answers. Artifact - answerAn echo feature present or absent in a sonographic image that does not correspond to the presence or absence of a real structure. Eg. enhancement or shadowing. Attenuation - answerThe reduction of intensity (and amplitude) of a sound wave as it travels through a material. Attenuation is due to absorption, reflection, and scattering. Complex - answerA structure in the body that contains both cystic and soli...

ARDMS Breast Registry Review Exam 503 Questions with Verified Answers Artifact - CORRECT ANSWER An echo feature present or absent in a sonographic image that does not correspond to the presence or absence of a real structure. Eg. enhancement or shadowing. Attenuation - CORRECT ANSWER The reduction of intensity (and amplitude) of a sound wave as it travels through a material. Attenuation is due to absorption, reflection, and scattering. Complex - CORRECT ANSWER A structure in the body ...

ARDMS Breast Registry Review Ch. 6 Exam Questions With Verified Answers Simple cysts may regress after menopause, but may perisist in women taking _______. - answerHRT Result from obstructed lactiferous ducts due to fibrosis or proliferative changes in the duct epithelium. Or can result from hormonal dilatation. - answerCysts Mammographic appearance of a cyst. (4) - answer1. Round or oval 2. Smooth (circumscribed) margins 3. Radiopaque - Water Density 4. Halo Sign (lucent rim of fat) S...

Artifact correct answers An echo feature present or absent in a sonographic image that does not correspond to the presence or absence of a real structure. Eg. enhancement or shadowing. Attenuation correct answers The reduction of intensity (and amplitude) of a sound wave as it travels through a material. Attenuation is due to absorption, reflection, and scattering. Complex correct answers A structure in the body that contains both cystic and solid components. Echogenic correct answers A...

Ultrasound Questions and Answers 2023 - high frequency sound waves beyond the range of hearing (20 Hz-20 KHz) What is ultra sound? mechanical energy as sound waves are transmitted through a patient (tissues) and returning echoes are detect what is the physics of ultrasound? - a constant velocity of sound within soft tissue even though differences - the speed of sound in all body tissues is 1540m/s - the ultrasound beam only travels in a straight line with a constant rate of at...

ARDMS SPI Practice Exam B |Q & A |ALREADY GRADED A+ |2024 UPDATE Which artifact is illustrated by this image? - Answer a) Shadowing b) Side Lobe c) Reverberation d) Mirroring What is increased if the pulse duration is decreased? - Answer a) Bandwidth b) Line Density c) Frame Rate d) Duty Factor What is the most appropriate action for the sonographer to take when receiving a verbal order for an exam? - Answer a) Deny performance of the exam until a written request is received b) Seek...