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In complete sentences, answer each question. each question is worth 6 points, for a total assignment point value of 60 points.

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The technology that is involved with an ultrasound technologist include a diagnostic medical somographer and medical imaging technology.

<h3>Who is a ultrasound technologist?</h3>

It should be noted that an ultrasound technologist means an individual who uses specialized equipment to examine the human body.

The technology involves electromagnetic or sound waves as it used high. frequency sound waves to create images of the tissues in the body.

The basic properties of wave are wavelength, time period, frequency, speed and amplitude. The fundamental properties are reflection, refraction, diffraction, and interference.

The things needed for a ultrasound technologist include a degree in diagnostic medical sonography and a medical training in a hospital.

The advantages of this career include the fact that it offers job variety, there's job growth potential, and they earn a decent salary.

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