Fluid Dynamics
Biomechanics
Anatomy and Tissue Engineering
Medical Imaging
Neuromodulation and Bionics
100

Name an example of fluid dynamics in the human body.

What is blood flow, cell membrane osmossis, or digestion?

100

What is biomechanics?

What is the study of the mechanical laws relating to the movement or structure of living organism?

100

What is the main goal of tissue engineering?

What is to create functional tissues to repair or replace damaged or diseased one?

100

What does MRI stand for?

What is Magnetic Resonance Imaging?

100

What is neuromodulation?

What is the alteration of nerve activity through targeted delivery of a stimulus?


200

Give an example of biomedical application of fluid dynamics.

What are blood transfusion devices, arterial stents, or sleep apnoea machines?

200

What does the sum of the forces equal in a body at rest according to states?

What is zero? (ΣF_x = 0, ΣF_y = 0, ΣM = 0)

200

What are biomaterials used for in tissue engineering? 

What are materials used to support growth of new tissues?

200

What is the primary use of a CT scan?

What is provide detailed images of internal organs and structures?

200

Name a condition that neuromodulation can treat.

What is chronic pain, epilepsy, or Parkinson's disease?
300

What does Bernoulli's Equation illustrate?

What is the conservation of energy in fluid flow?

300

How does kinetics differ from statics in biomechanics?

What is the study of forces causing movement in the body?
300

How does 3D printing contribute to tissue engineering?

What is by creating complex tissue structures layer by layer?

300

How does ultrasound imaging create images inside of the body?

What is by high-frequency sound waves?

300

What is a common application for cochlear implants?

What is treating sensorineural deafness?

400

What causes vascular fluttering according to Bernoulli's Equation?

What is a pressure drop due to constriction?

400

What tool is used in biomechanics to represent forces acting on a system?

What is a free body diagram?

400

What is the purpose of scaffolds in tissue engineering?

What are structures that provide and shape for tissue growth?

400

What is PET stand for in medical imaging?

What is Positron Emission Tomography?

400

What structure in the nervous system is responsible for transmitting information?

What are axons?

500

Free Square

Free square

500

What is the key considerations in the design of prosthetics?

What are functional requirements?

500

What is a major challenge in tissue engineering?

What is ensuring the vascularisation of engineered tissues to provide nutrients?

500

Why are contrast agents used in medical imaging?

What is to enhance the visibility of specific structures or fluids within the body?

500

What condition is a leading cause of inherited blindness that a bionic eye can help address?

What is retinitis pigmentosa?

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