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| Q. |
One of the most apparent characteristics of a discontinuity echo, as opposed to a nonrelevant indication is: |
| A. | Lack of repeatability |
| B. | Sharp, distinct signal |
| C. | Stable position with fixed transducer position |
| D. | High noise level |
| Answer» B. Sharp, distinct signal | |
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Zohir Kihal
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I think C
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