Due Apr 23 at 11:59pm
Points 15
Questions 15
Available Apr 21 at 1pm - Apr 23 at 11:59pm
Time Limit 60 Minutes
Instructions
Exam 3 on Tuesday next week, May 28.
Third exam pointers Sp26.docx (https://canvas.uh.edu/courses/28870/files/10276956?wrap=1)
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Question 1
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What does not apply to medical devices:
Devices do not achieve their primary intended purposes through chemical action within or on the body
Medical devices include diagnostic tests and instruments
Most devices exert their therapeutic effects systemically
Devices do not have to be metabolized to achieve their intended purposes
Devices are intended for use in the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, prevention or treatment of disease
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Question 2
pts
Devices include invasive and non-invasive medical products. Which of these FDA-regulated medical
devices is not found in slide #5?
, Dental Floss
Bandages
Pregnancy test kit
Electric toothbrush
Gloves
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Question 3
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What crisis led to the passage of the Medical Device Regulation Act of 1976, a law that gave the FDA
authority to regulate the safety and effectiveness of devices?
A contraceptive device that promoted migration of bacteria and infection of the ovaries and uterus
An exploding vaping device
An strong X-ray that caused mutations and deformities in fetuses (feti?)
An artificial heart that was contaminated with tetanus toxin
A not-so-hip replacement that led to frequent dislocations
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Question 4
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What does not apply to a 510k for a medical device?
510k is also known as pre-marketing approval
510k is more of a marketing clearance rather than an approval
Required when significant changes have been made to a device previously cleared through 510k
510k is normally submitted to FDA 90 days prior to marketing a device
Purpose is to demonstrate that a new device is substantially equivalent to a marketed device that was previously
cleared through a 510k process
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Question 5
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Which of these devices poses minimal health risks to patients and is least likely to be classified as a
Class III device? Use FDA's product classification tool to find the answer.
https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cdrh/cfdocs/cfpcd/classification.cfm
microscope
Brain Stimulator For Epilepsy
insulin Dosing Device