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Is it risky if amniotic fluid is reduce in nine months of pragancy?
Reduced amniotic fluid is risky in nine months of pregnancy. Your gynecologist will take care of that. She may go for elective caesarean section delivery.
What is damping material used for in ultrasound?
Is a material used to reduce the mechanical vibration of ultrasounds.
How do you reduce the Doppler effect?
You can't, it is a natural phenomena that is a result of the way waves are. You can correct for it if you understand how it works, but there is no way to 'reduce' it. Also, you usually wouldn't want to, because it is extremely useful in many fields!
Why an I section prefered for beams?
By providing I section we can reduce the self weight of the beams and we can save materials
Can for ultrasound wave travel long distance in air?
No, ultrasound waves cannot travel long distances in air due to the high attenuation of the waves caused by air. The waves lose energy quickly as they travel through air, limiting the distance they can travel effectively. Additionally, scattering and absorption of ultrasound waves in air further reduce their ability to propagate over long distances.
Can you still have a liver ultrasound if you eat or drink 4 hours before a liver ultrasound?
Yes, you can still have a liver ultrasound if you eat or drink 4 hours beforehand, but it's generally recommended to have the test done on an empty stomach for better imaging results. Typically, fasting for at least 6 to 8 hours prior to the ultrasound helps reduce the amount of gas in the intestines, which can improve the clarity of the images. Always follow your healthcare provider's specific instructions regarding fasting before the procedure.
How can women with active HSV infection reduce the risk of fetal transmission?
Women with an active HSV infection can reduce the risk of fetal transmission with a C-section.
How can ultrasound be used for therapeutic purposes?
Ultrasound can be used therapeutically to promote tissue healing, reduce pain, and enhance circulation through a process known as therapeutic ultrasound. This modality employs sound waves to generate heat and increase blood flow in targeted tissues, which can aid in the recovery of injuries and alleviate muscle tension. Additionally, ultrasound can facilitate drug delivery by enhancing the permeability of cell membranes, allowing for more effective localized treatment. It is commonly used in physical therapy, rehabilitation, and pain management settings.
Can Parachutists reduce their air resistance by increasing the size of the cross-section they present to the air?
no, the reverse, you will increase it
What is electrical or ultrasound stimulation used for?
Electrical or ultrasound stimulation is commonly used in physical therapy and rehabilitation to promote healing, reduce pain, and improve muscle function. Electrical stimulation can enhance circulation and stimulate muscle contractions, while ultrasound therapy uses sound waves to penetrate tissues, promoting tissue repair and reducing inflammation. Both modalities are often employed in treating sports injuries, chronic pain, and post-surgical recovery.
What is the physics behind the ultrasound diathermy how does it function?
Ultrasound diathermy employs high-frequency acoustic vibrations which when propelled through the tissues are converted to heat. It is generally used to deliver heat to selected structures because there is a difference in the sensitivity of various fibers to the acoustic vibrations.
Can ultrasound pass through a solid?
no a solid will absorb the energy and will not pass it along to the air on the other side of the solid a solid with holes or very very thin solid is possible but will reduce the strength of the signal
