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Question 106
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During an ultrasound scan, an air gap between the probe and skin produces a strong echo and a poor image of deeper tissues. Adding gel reduces this echo and improves the image.

Which explains the improvement?

[1]
A

More ultrasound is reflected at the surface, so more enters the body.

B

Less ultrasound is transmitted at the surface, so deeper echoes increase.

C

More ultrasound is absorbed at the surface, so deeper echoes increase.

D

Less ultrasound is reflected at the surface, so more enters the body.

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