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What are some everyday things you use your hands for? - answer-Picking something up, tossing something pushing an object and pulling an object. How do your fingers move? - answer-They move using joints and muscles What are the movements required for picking something up? - answer-Reaching, grabbing, and releasing. What is the engineering design process? - answer-Define, research, specify requirements, plan, develop, create, and test. What do you do after the test step in the engineer...

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The biodesign process for developing medical technologies can be summarized in the diagram below by Paul Yock (Biodesign, Cambridge University Press, 2015): Design P At which stage in the process are you too far along to go backwards? a. After inventing a prototype b. Never - you can go backwards at any point and start over c. After interviewing stakeholders to determine the need d. After selecting the final project e. After writing the Need Statement f. After making observations and/o...

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What is the difference between tissue engineering and regenerative medicine? Be able to distinguish between the two. - answer-TE aims to reproduce tissue in vitro, while regenerative medicine aims to repair tissue in vivo. How is an artificial organ different from a tissue engineered one? - answer-Artificial organs: made of polymers and metals (and sometimes ceramics). Tissue engineering: might use a polymer or ceramic as a scaffold, but designed such that in the long-term the scaffold will ...

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Coronary Circulation - answer-Provides blood supply to the heart Pulmonary Circulation - answer-Sends deoxygenated blood to the lungs, the "right" side of the heart Systemic Circulation - answer-Sends oxygenated blood from the lungs to the rest of the body, the "left" side of the heart Arteries - answer-Move blood away from the heart Veins - answer-Move blood towards the heart Weight of the Heart - answer-7-15 oz depending on the size of the human. Beats of the Heart per Da...

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define biomaterials - answer-materials that are engineered to interact with biological systems in order to direct medical treatment define bio-inert materials - answer-engineered biomaterials that don't illicit an adverse response from the human body define bio-active materials - answer-engineered biomaterials that help facilitate some kind of physiological response or action Dr. Higginson uses what term in place of bio-active materials sometimes? - answer-fertilizer define engineer...

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Understanding __________ statistics are very important to biomedical engineering. - answer-descriptive T/F: Only biomedical engineering use descriptive statistics. - answer-False, they could be used in many areas of study like mathematics and economics What are the four main questions? - answer-1) What do biomedical engineers do? 2)What makes biomedical engineering different than other fields of engineering? 3)What are the key fields of development in the world of biomedical engineering?...

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The application of science and math to solve problems - answer-Engineering Involves design, manufacturing, inspection and maintenance of machinery, equipment and components as well as control systems and instruments for monitoring their status and performance. This includes vehicles, contractions and farm machinery, industrial installations and a wide variety of tools and devices - answer-Mechanical Engineering the practice of designing equipment, systems and processes for refining raw mat...

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What are the different types of fracture fixation devices? - answer-- Screws - Plates - Intramedullary Rods - External Fixators What does the stability of intramedullary rods depend on? - answer-- Mechanical properties of nail - Nail fit in IM space - Mechanical properties of locking screw/bolts What does the bending and torsional stiffness of intramedullary rods depend on? - answer-- Nail diameter - Nail slots What do stabilizing pins/anchors do? - answer--resist rotation -prox ...

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What are the different types of fracture fixation devices? - answer-- Screws - Plates - Intramedullary Rods - External Fixators What does the stability of intramedullary rods depend on? - answer-- Mechanical properties of nail - Nail fit in IM space - Mechanical properties of locking screw/bolts What does the bending and torsional stiffness of intramedullary rods depend on? - answer-- Nail diameter - Nail slots What do stabilizing pins/anchors do? - answer--resist rotation -prox ...

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What is biomedical engineering? - answer-Engineering applied to human health What are some examples of what biomedical engineers do? - answer-pregnancy test, glucometer, thermometer, ECG, X-Ray, shots, defibrillator, MRI, dialysis machines, artificial skin, contacts, Lasik, hearing aids, artificial heart, valves, hip replacement, drug delivery systems, ect. Understand the different kinds of atomic bonding - answer-ionic covalent-polar hydrogen-similar to a covalent bond Vander Waals-non...

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What is the earliest civilization that showed evidence of advanced (for the time) healthcare technology? - answer-Egyptian An early pioneer and healthcare delivery innovator who helped shape modern medicine as well as the practice of biomedical engineering was _______. - answer-Hippocrates Medical technology was held in abeyance for many years, finally to burst forth and advance during a period known as: - answer-Renaissance One of the first fundamental principles of medicine, and later...

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What is biomedical engineering? - answer-The application of principles of engineering, math & physical science to problems in biology and medicine Problems in BME? (2) - answer-- modeling of normal or abnormal physiology - research and design of instrumentation and machines for medical diagnosis or therapy BME branches (5) - answer-- biomaterials - biomechanics - biomedical imaging - biosensors and instrumentation - tissue engineering Biomaterials - answer-Development of devices...

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