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Introduction To Biomedical Engineering
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Heart rate x stroke volume
how IDE's can be granted
IDE
class I
cardiac output
2. Further from the midline of the body
small molecules
transverse plane
visceral pleura
lateral
3. As the lung grows into the pleural cavity - it picks of a layer of this
visceral pleura
abduction
anterior view
FDA
4. Divides the body in left and right halves; aka median plane
distal
informed consent documents (4)
midsagittal plane
IRB review areas (4)
5. Stiff and brittle - good insulators of heat and electricity - very high melting point - hard - wear resistant
non - therapeutic experiment example 2
ceramics are (5)
g2 - cell cycle
functional residual capacity =
6. Protein called tubulin
coronary arteries
what microtubules contain
if the stroke volume is less than this
therapeutic experiment example 1
7. Deliver oxygenated blood to cardiac tissue - derive oxygenated blood via Sinuses of Valsalva - fill with blood on diastole - heart muscle relaxes during diastole
what microtubules contain
larger molecules require
coronary arteries
posterior view
8. R-R interval
human subject research procedure 4
Intracellular
rough ER
heart rate given by (EKG)
9. Because the devices may not state that they FDA- approved
10. Number of subjects - safety assurances - privacy protection - informed consent documents
inferior
class III 510(k) requiring examples
adduction
IRB review areas (4)
11. The most important aspect governing the ethics of human experimentation
superior
class III examples
informed consent
pronation
12. Normal cells undergo apoptosis when damaged - but the ______ causes these cells to survive and multiply
adduction
mean arterial pressure
posterior view
oncogene
13. Programmed cell death
apoptosis
residual volume =
non - therapeutic experiment example 1
metals are (6)
14. Initiates human research study protocol - It's a document that outlines in detail scientific purpose of study - methods used - possible risks to patient - etc
Hooke's law - s
flexion
proximal
investigator
15. Rotational movement of forearm such that the palm is facing anterior when standing in anatomic position
mitochondria
oncogene
polymers (5)
supination
16. Premarket approval - Are licenses to an individual company to market a specific device - require a lot of time and money to prove safety and effectiveness
class I examples
g2 - cell cycle
PMA
therapeutic experiment
17. Passive and active transport
visceral pleura
lower ion concentration of Cl
if the stroke volume is less than this
two ways larger molecules pass through cell membrane
18. What specific steps are required before market approval
why IDE's are common
Hooke's law - s
midsagittal plane
What a PDP - sponsor and FDA agree on
19. Considered a successful PMA
mitochondria
age - informed consent
a completed PDP
class III
20. ?l/l0
strain - e
s - cell cycle
class I
investigator
21. Vertical planes passing through the body parallel to the midsagittal plane
how IDE's can be granted
pronation
sagittal plane
healing response
22. Consists of the nervous tissue that is not enclosed by bone
peripheral nervous system
what microtubules contain
human subject research procedure 4
m - cell cycle
23. Moderate risk to the user; most require 510(k)
why IDE's are common
class II
proximal
PMA
24. Water adsorption - reduction of length - reduction of strength - weight loss
Intracellular
the protocol for human subject research
degradation steps
extension
25. Lower than for a PMA device
26. Translations - appropriate language - obtained in writing - and informed that they may abstain or withdraw from the study at any time
parietal pleura
heart failure
informed consent documents (4)
Lower ion concentration of K
27. Gliding - pivot - saddle - ball- and- socket - condyloid - hinge
class I examples
g1 - cell cycle
routes for registerting a new medical device in the US (4)
6 types of synovial joints
28. One which has direct benefit to the patient
therapeutic experiment
g1 - cell cycle
abduction
competence - informed consent
29. Extracellular
why 510(k)'s standard for clearance is lower
Lower ion concentration of K
anterior view
central nervous system
30. Motion where angle of joint is decreased in the sagittal plane
non - therapeutic experiment example 2
competence - informed consent
proximal
flexion
31. Oxygen moves from alveoli to the blood - and carbon dioxide moves from the blood to the air within alveoli
synovial joints have
lower ion concentration of Cl
peripheral nervous system
during external respiration -
32. Gene which protects a cell from becoming cancerous; stops cell cycle if need DNA repair
human subject research procedure 2
residual volume =
tumor suppressor gene
Hooke's law - s
33. Growth phase 2
abduction
ER - golgi apparatus
a completed PDP
g2 - cell cycle
34. Neared to the end of the limbs
informed consent documents (4)
milestones
class III
distal
35. G1 - s - g2 - m
6 types of synovial joints
peripheral nervous system
midsagittal plane
cell cycle (4)
36. 'substantial equivalence' to another approved and safe device to technology currently on the market
510(k) must prove this
how IDE's can be granted
IRB
proximal
37. Minors are not legally allowed to consent without approval from guardian
IRB review areas (4)
during external respiration -
age - informed consent
g1 - cell cycle
38. Elastic bandages - crutches - exam gloves - hand- held surgical instruments
class I examples
milestones
g1 - cell cycle
IRB review areas (4)
39. Rotational movement of forearm such that the palm is facing posterior when standing in anatomic position
510(k) must prove this
informed consent
healing response
pronation
40. Conflict of interest - competence - and age
attaining informed consent (3)
routes for registerting a new medical device in the US (4)
510(k) must prove this
parietal pleura
41. Consists of all nervous tissue that is enclosed by bone (brain and spinal cord)
residual volume =
degradation steps
what microtubules contain
central nervous system
42. Protein channels to pass through cell membrane
microtubules
class III examples
IDE
larger molecules require
43. Cardiac output < demand
heart failure
g2 - cell cycle
plasma membrane acts
therapeutic experiment
44. Metals - ceramics - polymers - biologics
classes of biomaterials (4)
non - therapeutic experiment
supination
class I examples
45. Intracellular
metals are (6)
plasma membrane acts
oncogene
lower ion concentration of Cl
46. By an IRB with or without the FDA
47. Clinical trial of new chemotherapy drug
frontal plane
during external respiration -
ER - golgi apparatus
therapeutic experiment example 1
48. Strong and ductile - good conductor of heat and electricity - high melting point - high density - shiny and reflective - numerous
lateral
ER - golgi apparatus
metals are (6)
extension
49. Growth phase 1
what microtubules contain
heart rate given by (EKG)
510(k) must prove this
g1 - cell cycle
50. Divides the body into superior and inferior halves
degradation steps
oncogene
transverse plane
metals are (6)