If you smell a ârotten-eggâ odor, this is hydrogen sulfide gas. If water smells like oil or asphalt this can be from manganese. If water smells like cucumber or sewage this is usually a result of iron and/ or sulfur bacteria. Run the water hot water from each tap and notice if there is an odor in the hot water, that is not in the cold water.
To become a sonographer, both classroom and clinical training is required. Students take general courses in anatomy and physiology as well as ultrasound-specific imaging. Students are also required to take ultrasound physics courses, which can be quite challenging.
How Long Does it Take to Become an Ultrasound Technician? It typically take two years to complete a Sonography certificate, with more advanced degrees or specializations taking up to four years. Most Sonographers hold an Associates Degree in Applied Science with a specialization in diagnostic medical sonography.