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Fluid-fluid level is a term that refers to the interaction between two fluids with different viscocities. This means that sonographically there would be two different gray scale level echogenicities. One of the best ways to picture this is to think of it as oil and water in the same cup, then picture that as two different gray scale levels from a sonographic point of view. Hope this answers your question and this is pretty much as simple as it gets.
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What flows easily?
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What is the highest level of study in diagnostic ultrasound?
whats the highest level of study in ultrasound
Where can I find more information about ultrasound technician school?
Certificate in Sonography/Ultrasound: At the diploma or certificate level, students are introduced to the field of ultrasound technology. They take courses in ...
Is ultrasound 100 percent sure?
Ultrasound is ultrasound. The question cannot be answered. You must specify what you need to do with your ultrasound.
What are some middle level health care careers?
Pharmacy Technician Ultrasound Technician Radiologist Sleep Technician Respiratory Therapist
Why would a doctor would order a level 2 ultrasound during pregnancy?
You're probably about to die. Make a will and say your prayers.
What is hbs ultrasound?
ultrasound hepatobiliary system
What is a ultrasound cart?
A cart which a/an ultrasound is placed
What is the cpt revenue code for ultrasound?
ultrasound
Which is better ultrasound or infra sound?
Ultrasound
What is the basic medico legally acceptable qualification required to be a ultrasonologist?
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What is the basic medico-legally acceptable qualification required to be a ultrasonologist?
Currently all formal training in the UK for Ultrasound is at a post graduate level. CASE (The Consortium for the Accreditation of Sonographic Education), is a recognised body in the UK which accredits Ultrasound Courses in UK Universities.
