HISTORY/KNOWLEDGE
Define Tissue Engineering
What is Process that makes new tissues and organ
Identify an area of technology in Tissue Engineering
What is Cell Cultivation/Scaffold Fabrication/Bioreactors/Genetic Engineering
What was 1 case study discussed
What is Engineered Cartilage for Joint Repair/Bioengineered Bladders/Genetically Modified Scaffolds
On average how many people wait for organ transplants in the US
What is 100,000
1 positive impact of Tissue Engineering
What is Reduced Waste/Sustainable Farming/Conservation Support/Lower Carbon Footprint
What era did Tissue Engineering Begin
What is 1980s
Name 3 types of Tissue Engineering
What is 3D Bioprinting/Gene Editing/Scaffolds
Cartilage engineered with patient-derived celss offers ___________ reduced risk and enhanced compatability
What is reduced
What is Cell
2 Negative Impacts of Tissue Engineering
What is Biomaterial Waste/Resource Intensive Processes/ Unintended Ecological Effects
What year was the first lab-grown implant in humans made successful
What is 1993
Name 3 of Chimdi's names
What is Chimdi Enyinnaya Uzoma Chizurumoke Ebiwe-Kalu
What type of approach is present in Bioengineered Bladders
What is Innovative
3 Goals of Tissue Engineering
What is Repair Damaged Tissues, Replace Organs, Improve Drug Testing
Which of the following is not a negative environmental impact
a) Risk of GMO Escape
b) Resource Intensity
c) Material Sourcing Impact
d) Conservation Support
What is Conservation Support
Name 2 Benefits of Tissue Engineering
What is Organ Replacement/Disease Modeling/Personlaized Medicine
Name the 2 objects that were gifted to Mrs. Kula by her sister when she started teaching
What is math clock and little germ guys
Changes let scaffolds deliver growth helpers and control the _________
What is Immune Response
What are the key building blocks for many engineered tissues
What is Stem
Which of the following is a negative impact of tissue engineering
a) Risk of Cross-Contamination
b) Risk of Contaminant
c) Contamination Support
d) Reduced Waste
What is Risk of Cross-Contamination
Who were the 2 pioneers of Tissue Engineering
What is Robert Langer/Joseph Vacanti
What is Princely's dad occupation
What is Data Analyst
Name the 3 Case Studies discussed
What is Engineered Cartilage for Joint Repair/Bioengineered Bladders/Genetically Modified Scaffolds
What occupation in medicine is tasked with Tissue engineering
______ Materials lessen enviornmental pollution from medical waste
What is Biodegradable