MDR
Stakeholders
Public Health
"Experts" I
Misc.
100

Conformité Européene

What does CE stand for?

100

Stakeholders that are directly affected by or influencing a project. 

Who are primary stakeholders?

100
Intending to prevent the development of disease and the occurrence of injury. 

What is primary prevention?

100

This mark indicates that a medical device meets
the legal safety and performance requirements.

What is CE marking?

100

What a Magnetomyogram (MMG) measures.

What is signals in the muscle?

200

This is the highest risk classification for a medical device. 

What is level III?

200

Regulatory agencies (FDA, EMA) tend to be this type of stakeholder. 

What are secondary stakeholders?

200

Disease can be classified into these two groups. 

What is infection and non-infectious?

200

Manufacturers of medical devices from higher risk classes must have their product assessed by a so-called "_____ ____". If the product complies, the manufacturer receives a CE certificate

What is notified body?

200

The fault is on this person/group if a medical device isn’t used in accordance with its intended use.


Who is the user?

300

This body defines the purpose of the medical device. 

Who is the legal manufacturer?

300

Name one key stakeholder in the design process of biomedical engineering solutions.

Who is the clinician, the patient, regulatory bodies, etc ...?

300

This term refers to the number of new cases of disease present in a population in a given time period. 

What is morbidity?

300

The use of information technology (IT) and telecommunications to monitor the health of individuals in their homes and to help ensure that appropriate action is taken.

What is health at home?

300

This theorem states that the sampling frequency of an analog-to-digital converter must be greater than the maximum frequency of the input signal. 

What is the Nyquist theorem?

400

Method through which it is demonstrates through objective evidence that the outputs meet the inputs. 

What is verification?

400

The tree types are Collaboration, Regulation, and Market Access.

What are stakeholder interactions?

400

Model used to determine where to place emphasis on the cause of a health problem. 

What is the epidemiological triangle?

400

The SMART requirements. 

What is specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, time-bound?

400

Of laparoscopy, amputation, and open surgery, this is the most invasive. 

What is amputation?

500

Refers to the process of confirming that a medical device meets its intended use. 

What is validation?

500

The FDA or something

What is a regulatory agency?
500

The Roman Empire contributed greatly to public healthcare with this invention. 

What are aqueducts?

500

The two primary approaches to identifying problems in the field of Biomedical Engineering.

What is technology looking for a problem and a problem looking for technology?

500

This QALY value means one year in perfect health. 

1 year