An ultrasound transducer converts Ultrasound energy into electric energy. Electric energy into ultrasound energy. electric energy into ultrasound energy and ultrasound energy back into electric energy. Ultrasound energy into electric energy and electric energy bac into ultrasound. Emissive IR photography: Which uses the long IR heat waves emitted by the body that give an indication of the body temperature, True. O False.

An ultrasound transducer converts Ultrasound energy into electric energy. Electric energy into ultrasound energy. electric energy into ultrasound energy and ultrasound energy back into electric energy. Ultrasound energy into electric energy and electric energy bac into ultrasound. Emissive IR photography: Which uses the long IR heat waves emitted by the body that give an indication of the body temperature, True. O False.

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An ultrasound transducer
converts
Ultrasound energy into electric
energy.
Electric energy into ultrasound
energy.
electric energy into ultrasound
energy and ultrasound energy back
into electric energy.
Ultrasound energy into electric
energy and electric energy bac into
ultrasound.
Emissive IR photography: Which
uses the long IR heat waves
emitted by the body that give
an indication of the body
temperature,
True.
O False.

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