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.
We know that as an ultrasound machine. Surprisingly, you can be a sonographer with a two-year degree. But of course there are four-year degree programs that would benefit you in this area. Even with that two-year degree, you're going to average about $50,000 a year as an ultrasound technician or sonographer. But as a guidance counselor, of course I have to encourage you to go as far as possible and obtain that Bachelors degree. You'll be taken more seriously and your job outlook maybe better.