The question is based on the following passage. The science of producing and transmitting sound waves in materials has become widespread with many practical applications. Ultrasonics was first developed during World War II as a method of detecting enemy submarines. Today ultrasonics has many applications. When the waves used are of a low amplitude, ultrasonics can be used to map the ocean's depths, detect flaws in materials, locate cancers in the human body, and scan fetuses for deformities. Higher-amplitude waves are used in cleaning, manufacturing materials, and determining fatigue tests for metals. The destruction of bacteria and the use of tightly focused ultrasound as a surgical knife are biological applications of high-amplitude waves. According to the passage, what is a low amplitude ultrasonic scanning of the human body able to do? O A. remove bacteria painlessly B. give a clear picture of interior body details OC. remove cancerous materials without radiation D. aid the body's immune system E. serve as an antiviral agent in infectious cases

The question is based on the following passage. The science of producing and transmitting sound waves in materials has become widespread with many practical applications. Ultrasonics was first developed during World War II as a method of detecting enemy submarines. Today ultrasonics has many applications. When the waves used are of a low amplitude, ultrasonics can be used to map the ocean's depths, detect flaws in materials, locate cancers in the human body, and scan fetuses for deformities. Higher-amplitude waves are used in cleaning, manufacturing materials, and determining fatigue tests for metals. The destruction of bacteria and the use of tightly focused ultrasound as a surgical knife are biological applications of high-amplitude waves. According to the passage, what is a low amplitude ultrasonic scanning of the human body able to do? O A. remove bacteria painlessly B. give a clear picture of interior body details OC. remove cancerous materials without radiation D. aid the body's immune system E. serve as an antiviral agent in infectious cases

Microbiology for Surgical Technologists (MindTap Course List)

2nd Edition

ISBN:9781111306663

Author:Margaret Rodriguez, Paul Price

Publisher:Margaret Rodriguez, Paul Price

Chapter1: Introduction To Microbiology

Section: Chapter Questions

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