Biomedical Engineering & Experimental Design
Medical Devices
Regenerative Medicine
Prevention & Drug Delivery
Innovation Everywhere
100

DOUBLE JEOPARDY:This variable is deliberately changed by the scientist.

What is the independent variable?

100

This small wire-mesh tube is used to keep a narrowed artery open.

What is a stent?

100

This field focuses on repairing or replacing damaged tissues and organs.

What is regenerative medicine?

100

Vaccinations are an example of this level of prevention.

What is primary prevention?

100

Designing inventions based on structures or processes found in nature is called this.

What is biomimicry?

200

This field combines science, medicine, math, and engineering to improve human health.

What is biomedical engineering?

200

This disease occurs when plaque narrows the arteries supplying blood to the heart.

What is coronary artery disease?

200

A person who provides an organ, tissue, or blood is called this.

What is a donor?

200

Screening tests that detect disease early represent this level of prevention.

What is secondary prevention?

200

DOUBLE JEOPARDY:This mapping technology allows researchers to collect and analyze location-based disease data.

What is GIS?

300

This biomedical field creates artificial replacement body parts.

What is prosthetics?

300

DOUBLE JEOPARDY:This is the buildup of fatty plaque inside blood vessels.

What is atherosclerosis?

300

Doctors compare blood type and these immune-system markers when matching donors and recipients.

What are HLA markers?

300

Rehabilitation that reduces complications from an existing disease represents this level.

What is tertiary prevention?

300

Paul’s written descriptions of his emotions, stress, and sleep quality provide this type of data.

What is qualitative data?

400

This variable is observed or measured during an experiment.

What is the dependent variable?

400

This device expands a stent and pushes plaque against the artery wall.

What is a balloon catheter?

400

This happens when the immune system identifies a transplanted organ as foreign and attacks it.

What is transplant rejection?

400

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: This coating prevents a pill from dissolving in the acidic stomach.

What is an enteric coating?

400

Searching organisms in nature for useful chemicals or medicines is called this.

What is bioprospecting?

500

These are the conditions kept the same throughout an investigation.

What are constants?

500

This type of stent slowly releases medication to reduce inflammation and clotting.

What is a drug-eluting stent?

500

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: The transplantation of tissues or organs between different species is called this.

What is xenotransplantation?

500

An enteric-coated pill is designed to release its medication mainly in this organ.

What is the small intestine?

500

What are 5 long term health effects of space travel?

  • Stronger emotions—both positive and negative
  • Difficulty sleeping and waking during the night
  • Irritability and frustration
  • Confusion and disorientation
  • Difficulty concentrating and thinking clearly
  • Hunger and anxiety about rationing food
  • Boredom from seeing the same environment each day
  • Trouble adjusting to living in space, even though he was trained to survive there
  • Increased vitals