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What branch of science uses the methods of physics to study biological processes?
Which of the following chapters in the course covers the properties of light?
How are physical quantities classified in the context of biophysics?
What is the main goal of studying biophysics in medical and bioscience applications?
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In the formula $v=at^2+bt^3$, if $t$ is measured in seconds, what does the variable $a$ represent?
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Which chapter covers fluid dynamics in the course?
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What is described as like the bricks of a building in the classification of physical quantities?
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What is the total duration allocated for studying the chapter on electricity?
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What is the unit of the spring force constant k in the SI system?
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Which prefix represents one billionth of a meter?
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What is Avogadro's number, representing the number of atoms or molecules in one mole of a substance?
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If a solid cube of aluminum has a volume of 0.2 cm³ and a density of 2.7 g/cm³, how many Al atoms are contained in the cube?
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Which of the following represents the relation between Pascals and a force applied over an area?
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If the air density in a room is 1.21 kg/m³ and the room dimensions are 3.5m x 4.2m x 2.4m, what is the total weight of the air?
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How much force is exerted on a circular piston of radius 1.1 cm when a nurse applies a force of 42 N?
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In a person of height 1.83 m, how is the hydrostatic difference in blood pressure calculated?
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Which of the following is NOT a heat source?
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Thermal equilibrium is achieved when:
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What is indicated by the term 'wettability' in fluid dynamics?
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Study Notes
Biophysics for Physical Therapy
- Biophysics is a branch of science that uses physics to study biological processes.
- Physics uses mathematical laws to understand the natural world and can be applied to biological systems.
- Biophysics helped to understand the structure and function of DNA.
Course Information
- Course Name: Biophysics Course
- Course Code: PHYS 101
- Hours: 3 Credits (2 hours lectures + 2 hours practical) weekly
- Total weekly hours: 4
- Instructor: Prof. Dr. Essam Fadl Abo Zeid, Professor of Physics of Materials Science at Physics Department, Faculty of Science, Assiut University
Grading
- Midterm Exam and Assignments: 26.6% (40 Marks)
- Practical Exam and Assignments: 26.6% (40 Marks)
- Semester works: 6.6% (10 Marks)
- Final Paper Exam: 40% (60 Marks)
- Total: 150 Marks
Midterm Exam and Assignments
- Midterm Exam: November 2024 (7th week details will be provided)
- Assignments and Homework: Quizzes every two weeks, available for one week each, through lectures or online website.
Practical Contents
- 10 experiments will be demonstrated
- Ohm's Law
- Metric Bridge
- Magnetic Momentum of short bar Magnet
- Mirrors Optics
- Mechanical Equivalent of Heat
- Lenses Optics
- Stokes' Experiment
- Hook's Law
- The Simple Pendulum
- Velocity of Sounds
- Final Practical exam will be on one of the above experiments
Course Statement
- Provide a firm understanding of the fundamental biophysics.
- Enable the applications of basic concepts of physics in the medical and biosciences.
- Understand how basic physics is related to biomedical applications.
Content of the Course
- Chapter 1: Units, Statics Equilibrium, and Torque (2 weeks)
- Chapter 2: Fluid Statics, and Fluid Dynamics (2 weeks)
- Chapter 3: Heat and Thermodynamics (2 weeks)
- Chapter 4: Electromagnetic waves and general properties of light (2 weeks)
- Chapter 5: Optics and physics of the eye (2 weeks)
- Chapter 6: Electricity (1 week)
- Chapter 7: Materials properties (2 weeks)
Chapter 1: Units, Statics Equilibrium and Torque
- Standards of length, mass, and time required for clarity in the laws of Physics
- Defining Physical Quantities: Force, Velocity, Volume etc..
- Base Quantities: Length (L), Mass (M), Time (T).
- Derived Quantities: Calculated using base units.
- International System (SI) of units: Standard measurement system for Physics quantities
- Relationships between different system (cgs, mks, British Eng. System)
Chapter 2: Fluid Statics, and Fluid Dynamics
- Difference between Solids and Fluids
- Density and Pressure Definition and Calculations
- Variation of Pressure with Depth
- Pascal's Principle
Chapter 4: Electromagnetic waves and general properties of light
- Electromagnetic waves and light
- Properties of Electromagnetic Waves
- Speed of EM waves
- General Properties of Light
- Wavelength and frequency of EM waves
Chapter 6: Electricity
- Electrical conductors
- Electrical insulators
- Semiconductors
- Superconductors
- Coulomb's law
- Electric Field
- Electrical current
Chapter 7: Materials properties (details not presented in the slides)
Additional Topics (general)
- Midterm Exam and Assignments
- Homework
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Explore the fascinating intersection of physics and biology in this essential biophysics course. Learn about the applications of physical principles to understand biological processes, including DNA structure and function. This course includes lectures, practical sessions, and assessments to evaluate your understanding.