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What does a medical device rely on to achieve its intended effect?
What does a medical device rely on to achieve its intended effect?
- Electromagnetic radiation
- Chemical action (correct)
- Mechanical force
- Thermal energy
In the context of biomedical instrumentation, what is a measurand?
In the context of biomedical instrumentation, what is a measurand?
- The device used for measurement
- Physical quantity, property or condition that the system measures (correct)
- The error in measurement
- The unit of measurement
What distinguishes a medical device from a conventional instrument?
What distinguishes a medical device from a conventional instrument?
- It uses advanced signal processing techniques
- Source of signals is living tissue (correct)
- It relies on chemical action for measurement
- It has higher resolution and range
What are typical examples of internal biomedical measurands?
What are typical examples of internal biomedical measurands?
According to the Medical Device Amendments, what qualifies as a medical device?
According to the Medical Device Amendments, what qualifies as a medical device?
What is the definition of a medical device according to the Medical Device Amendments?
What is the definition of a medical device according to the Medical Device Amendments?
What distinguishes a biomedical measurand from a conventional measurand?
What distinguishes a biomedical measurand from a conventional measurand?
In the context of biomedical instrumentation, what are the typical quantities of a biomedical measurand?
In the context of biomedical instrumentation, what are the typical quantities of a biomedical measurand?
What are the key design requirements for biomedical instrumentation?
What are the key design requirements for biomedical instrumentation?
What distinguishes a medical device from a conventional instrument in terms of achieving its intended effect?
What distinguishes a medical device from a conventional instrument in terms of achieving its intended effect?
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Study Notes
Medical Device Fundamentals
- A medical device relies on a biomedical measurand to achieve its intended effect.
- A measurand in the context of biomedical instrumentation is a physical or chemical parameter that is measured or detected.
Characteristics of Medical Devices
- A medical device is distinguished from a conventional instrument by its intended use, which is to diagnose, treat, or prevent a disease or other health condition.
- According to the Medical Device Amendments, a medical device is an instrument, apparatus, implement, machine, contrivance, implant, in vitro reagent, or other similar article that is intended for use in the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of disease.
Biomedical Measurands
- Typical internal biomedical measurands include blood pressure, blood glucose, and cardiac output.
- Biomedical measurands are distinguished from conventional measurands by their focus on physiological parameters, which are often unique to living organisms.
- Typical quantities of biomedical measurands include pressure, flow, temperature, and concentration.
Design Requirements for Biomedical Instrumentation
- Key design requirements for biomedical instrumentation include safety, accuracy, reliability, and usability, as well as the ability to effectively measure and respond to biomedical measurands.
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