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Bme 120 neuron block questions and answers Graded 
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the capacitor represents... 
cell membrane’s ability to separate charge, the ability of the neuronal 
membrane to build up positive and negative charges on opposite sides. 
event relat
Bme 120 neuron block questions and answers Graded 
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the capacitor represents... 
cell membrane’s ability to separate charge, the ability of the neuronal 
membrane to build up positive and negative charges on opposite sides. 
event related desynchronization 
When you do or imagine a movement, certain brain rhythms become less 
synchronized. 
In EEG, that shows up as a drop in power in certain frequency bands, usually in 
the Mu rythm 
where is event related desynchronization ...
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BME 120 project pipeline Exam questions and answers 
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Which EEG locations are most important for hand/arm motor control in your 
device? 
C3/C4 
5. What does FCz help detect in your project? 
electrode near the front-center of th
BME 120 project pipeline Exam questions and answers 
Graded A+ | latest update 
Which EEG locations are most important for hand/arm motor control in your 
device? 
C3/C4 
5. What does FCz help detect in your project? 
electrode near the front-center of the head, around motor planning areas. detects 
MRCP 
What frequency band is used to detect Parkinsonian tremor in your project? 
4-8 Hz 
7. What happens to mu rhythm during actual or imagined movement? 
decreases/ drops 
mu rthym function in proj...
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BME 120 project pipeline Exam1 questions and answers 
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Which EEG locations are most important for hand/arm motor control in your 
device? 
C3/C4 
5. What does FCz help detect in your project? 
electrode near the front-center of t
BME 120 project pipeline Exam1 questions and answers 
Graded A+ | latest update 
Which EEG locations are most important for hand/arm motor control in your 
device? 
C3/C4 
5. What does FCz help detect in your project? 
electrode near the front-center of the head, around motor planning areas. detects 
MRCP 
What frequency band is used to detect Parkinsonian tremor in your project? 
4-8 Hz 
7. What happens to mu r
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BME 120 – Muscle Exam questions and answers Graded 
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What are the three types of muscles in the human body? - Skeletal 
Smooth 
Cardiac 
Skeletal Muscle - Voluntary neural control 
Attached to the bone 
Striated Structure 
Smooth Muscle
BME 120 – Muscle Exam questions and answers Graded 
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What are the three types of muscles in the human body? - Skeletal 
Smooth 
Cardiac 
Skeletal Muscle - Voluntary neural control 
Attached to the bone 
Striated Structure 
Smooth Muscle -
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BME 170 EEG Exam questions and answers Graded A+ | 
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What does EEG measure? - EEG measures the summed postsynaptic 
potentials from large populations of cortical neurons. 
It does not measure individual action potentials because action poten
BME 170 EEG Exam questions and answers Graded A+ | 
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What does EEG measure? - EEG measures the summed postsynaptic 
potentials from large populations of cortical neurons. 
It does not measure individual action potentials because action potentials are: 
too brief 
too small 
not synchronized enough 
Postsynaptic potentials last longer and can add together across thousands of 
neurons, creating signals detec
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BME 170 PCR Exam questions and answers Graded A+ | 
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Purpose of PCR - Amplify a specific DNA sequence. 
PCR Steps - 1. Denaturation 
~95°C 
DNA strands separate. 
2. Annealing 
Primers bind target DNA.
BME 170 PCR Exam questions and answers Graded A+ | 
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Purpose of PCR - Amplify a specific DNA sequence. 
PCR Steps - 1. Denaturation 
~95°C 
DNA strands separate. 
2. Annealing 
Primers bind target DNA.
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BME 200 Exam questions and answers Graded A+ | 
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Describe how ancient societies, including Egypt and Greece, viewed disease in 
contrast with later view presented by Hippocrates. 
Hippocrates believed disease was a natural process and that s
BME 200 Exam questions and answers Graded A+ | 
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Describe how ancient societies, including Egypt and Greece, viewed disease in 
contrast with later view presented by Hippocrates. 
Hippocrates believed disease was a natural process and that symptoms were a 
reaction to disease instead of blaming disease on the gods. 
Note the contributions that Rome made to public health. 
Well-organized army medical service, battlefield first aid, clean drinking water, 
and base hospitals 
What eff...
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BME 200 Final Exam questions and answers Graded A+ | 
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The FDA has always been a part of the US dept. of health & human services 
False 
FDA regulation is primarily __ 
reactive 
3 multiple choice options 
Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup for tee
BME 200 Final Exam questions and answers Graded A+ | 
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The FDA has always been a part of the US dept. of health & human services 
False 
FDA regulation is primarily __ 
reactive 
3 multiple choice options 
Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup for teething and colicky babies caused numerous 
deaths; what was the active, unlabeled ingredient that caused this? 
morphine 
3 multiple choice options 
Nuremberg Code was first international statement about ethical conduct of 
research on human subj...
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BME 201 cardiovascular Exam questions and answers 
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What's the pericardium, it's layer, and their purpose? 
pericardium = double-walled sac 
1.) Fibrous pericardium (outer wall) 
- tough connective membrane 
2.) Ser
BME 201 cardiovascular Exam questions and answers 
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What's the pericardium, it's layer, and their purpose? 
pericardium = double-walled sac 
1.) Fibrous pericardium (outer wall) 
- tough connective membrane 
2.) Serous pericardium (inner wall) 
- serous connective membrane 
- composed of two layers 
• parietal layer 
• visceral layer (epicardium) 
What's the pericardial cavity? 
Located btwn the parietal and visceral layers of the serous pericardium, contai...
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BME 201 Exam questions and answers Graded A+ | 
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Size of Protein - 5nm 
Size of Cell - 10 micrometers 
Size of Bacteria - 1 micrometer 
Proteins - Single unbranched chains of amino acid monomers 
Nucleic acids (DNA,RNA) - Polymers of nucleot
BME 201 Exam questions and answers Graded A+ | 
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Size of Protein - 5nm 
Size of Cell - 10 micrometers 
Size of Bacteria - 1 micrometer 
Proteins - Single unbranched chains of amino acid monomers 
Nucleic acids (DNA,RNA) - Polymers of nucleotides 
Polysaccharides - Polymer
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BME 210 Exam questions and answers Graded A+ | 
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what is BME? 
1. To improve health care by 
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- 
2. 
1.) To improve health care by 
- making scientific discoveries 
-solving problems 
-advancing technology using quantitative methods 
2.
BME 210 Exam questions and answers Graded A+ | 
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what is BME? 
1. To improve health care by 
- 
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- 
2. 
1.) To improve health care by 
- making scientific discoveries 
-solving problems 
-advancing technology using quantitative methods 
2.) To succeed in the evolving fields of biomedical engineering and biotechnology. 
What is the evolution of medicine? 
Whole body >>> Organs Tissues >>> Cells Molecules 
What are approximate dimensions of eukaryotic cells? 
≈ ...
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BME 210 Test 2 questions and answers Graded A+ | 
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Intrinsic fluorescence 
DNA and majority of proteins have no or little fluorescence in the visible range 
(they strongly fluoresce in the UV region) 
exogenous visible-range fluorophores 
em
BME 210 Test 2 questions and answers Graded A+ | 
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Intrinsic fluorescence 
DNA and majority of proteins have no or little fluorescence in the visible range 
(they strongly fluoresce in the UV region) 
exogenous visible-range fluorophores 
employed by fluorescence measurements allowing measurements of: 
Proteins • DNA, RNA • Intracellular organelles • Lipids • Ions of Ca, K, H, Na, Cl, 
Mg • Transmembrane potential 
Fluorophore types 
1. Synthetic organic molecules 2. Fluo...
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BME 210 Test Three UAB Exam questions and answers 
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The light absorbing element in a channelrhodopsin consists of: - a vitamin 
The effect of light absorption on channelrhodopsin is: - channel opening 
A channelrhodopsin is intro
BME 210 Test Three UAB Exam questions and answers 
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The light absorbing element in a channelrhodopsin consists of: - a vitamin 
The effect of light absorption on channelrhodopsin is: - channel opening 
A channelrhodopsin is introduced into cells by: - gene transfer 
The effect of light absorption on halorhodopsin is: - none of the above. 
If a neuron containing halorhodopsins spontaneously generates action potentials, 
light absorption by halorhodopsin is likely to caus...
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BME 210 Exam questions and answers Graded A+ | 
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Size of a typical eukaryotic cell is close to: 
a. 0.5 µm 
b. 5 µm 

BME 210 Exam questions and answers Graded A+ | 
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Size of a typical eukaryotic cell is close to: 
a. 0.5 µm 
b. 5 µm
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BME 245L Final Exam questions and answers Graded A+ 
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Engineering vs Science Statistics - 
Name 3 of any of the models we used and discussed in BME 245L to characterize 
the mechanical properties of biological materials. - 
Type 1 Error
BME 245L Final Exam questions and answers Graded A+ 
| latest update 
Engineering vs Science Statistics - 
Name 3 of any of the models we used and discussed in BME 245L to characterize 
the mechanical properties of biological materials. - 
Type 1 Error vs Type 2 error - 
what does p < 0.05 mean? - given that the H0 is true, there's less than 5% 
chance that we get the sample
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BME 245L Final Exam questions and answers Graded A+ 
| latest update 
Engineering vs Science Statistics - 
Name 3 of any of the models we used and discussed in BME 245L to characterize 
the mechanical properties of biological materials. - 
Type 1 Error
BME 245L Final Exam questions and answers Graded A+ 
| latest update 
Engineering vs Science Statistics - 
Name 3 of any of the models we used and discussed in BME 245L to characterize 
the mechanical properties of biological materials. - 
Type 1 Error vs Type 2 error - 
what does p < 0.05 mean? - given that the H0 is true, there's less than 5% 
chance that we get the sam
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BME 245L Final questions and answers Graded A+ | 
latest update 
Engineering vs Science Statistics 
Name 3 of any of the models we used and discussed in BME 245L to characterize 
the mechanical properties of biological materials. 
Type 1 Error vs Type 2 e
BME 245L Final questions and answers Graded A+ | 
latest update 
Engineering vs Science Statistics 
Name 3 of any of the models we used and discussed in BME 245L to characterize 
the mechanical properties of biological materials. 
Type 1 Error vs Type 2 error 
what does p < 0.05 mean? 
given that the H0 is true, there's less than 5% chance that we get the samples tested 
testing 3 groups, wh
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BME 296 Midterm I questions and answers Graded A+ | 
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metal characteristics 
strong, conducts energy, highly mobile e-, ductile 
ceramic characteristics 
ionic bonding, strong, brittle, hard, resistant to degradation 
polymer characteristics
BME 296 Midterm I questions and answers Graded A+ | 
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metal characteristics 
strong, conducts energy, highly mobile e-, ductile 
ceramic characteristics 
ionic bonding, strong, brittle, hard, resistant to degradation 
polymer characteristics 
long chains held togeth
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BME 301 Exam questions and answers Graded A+ | 
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Types of energy/biosignals - Chemical, mechanical, electrical, thermal 
Transducer - Device that converts energy from one form to another 
Analog signal - Inform
BME 301 Exam questions and answers Graded A+ | 
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Types of energy/biosignals - Chemical, mechanical, electrical, thermal 
Transducer - Device that converts energy from one form to another 
Analog signal - Inform
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BME 302 questions and answers Graded A+ | latest 
update 
change 
the greatest challenge for a successful organization 
strategy 
implies out-maneuvering the opponent. 
strategic management 
involves determining the organization's long-term directi
BME 302 questions and answers Graded A+ | latest 
update 
change 
the greatest challenge for a successful organization 
strategy 
implies out-maneuvering the opponent. 
strategic management 
involves determining the organization's long-term direction; process that helps 
organizations achieve their goals 
strategy formulation 
Define mission; Establish lo