Background/General
History
Technology
Accessibility and Ethics
Careers
100

What is a prosthetic?

A device that replaces or supports a body part.

100

Where was the first prosthetic found?

Ancient Egypt
100

What does BMI stand for in regards to prosthetics?

Brain-Machine Interface

100

Who should be able to access prosthetics?

Everyone

100

What is a person who works with prosthetics called?

Prosthetist

200

Can animals use prosthetics?

Yes

200

Who famously used peg legs and hook hands?

Pirates/sailors

200

What helps a prosthetic feel touch?    

Sensory Feedback

200

What helps make prosthetics affordable?

3D printing and open-source designs.

200

Do you need a degree to work in the field of prosthetics?

Yes

300

What materials are prosthetics commonly made from?

Metal, plastic, or carbon fiber.

300

Who improved prosthetic design in the 1500s?

Ambroise Paré.

300

What tech helps make custom limbs fast?

3D printing.

300

What is a common ethical concern?

Fairness and privacy.

300

How much can these jobs pay?

80k-120k+

400

What are the 3 types of prosthetics?

Passive, mechanical, powered.

400

What were Roman prosthetics made of?

Bronze and Iron

400

What type of limb uses real tissue and robotics?

A biohybrid limb

400

Why is data privacy important in smart limbs?

It protects brain and personal data.

400

What is the main field involved in prosthetic design.

Biomedical Engineering