60 Questions
Testing & Simulation Medical Device Development Need Design & Prototyping Preclinical Clinical Mechanical strength ______
Functionality
Testing & Simulation Approval Launch Testing – what and how?Thrombogenicity Gas transfer Durability ______
Inflammation
Testing & Simulation Standards & Guidelines ISO: International Organization for ______ − DIN (German Institute for Standardization) participates as member
Standardization
Device-specific standards − Cardiovascular implants - Cardiac valve prostheses – ISO 5840 − Cardiovascular implants and artificial organs - Blood-gas exchangers (oxygenators) – ISO 7199 − ______ - Active implantable medical devices – ISO 14708 ▪ Part 5: Circulatory support devices −…
Implants for surgery
Definition Biocompatibility is the ability of a material to perform with an appropriate host response in a specific application Mandatory tests depend on − Nature of body contact (e.g.
blank
Biological systems are highly complex ➔ Impossible to understand w/o ______
computers
Virtual exploration of many scenarios ➔ Impossible to do ______/in vivo
in vitro
Mechanistic understanding of a system ➔ Therapies, devices etc. Regulatory pipeline medical devices 44 Testing & ______
Simulation
Hemocompatibility tests are challenging but provide lots of information about blood-material ______
interaction
In-vitro tests reduce ______ trials
animal
Testing is highly important for artificial organs and any medical ______
device
The duration of contact for biocompatibility testing can be limited (≤ 24 h), prolonged (24 h – 30 d), or ______ (> 30 d)
permanent
The interaction of blood components with artificial material is a key aspect of ______
hemocompatibility
Hemolysis leads to the destruction of red blood cells and the release of cell ______ hemoglobin
plasma
The '3R' principle in pre-clinical animal trials stands for Replace, ______, Refine
Reduce
Hemodynamic testing assesses the impact of high shear rates, regions of stasis & turbulences, and ______
malfunction
The cardiovascular implants and artificial organs standard ISO 5840 is specific to cardiac valve ______
prostheses
The efficiency of a blood pump is measured using the formula: Efficiency = Power/Flow × ______
Pressure
Blood pump hemolysis can be assessed using the Normalized Index of Hemolysis (NIH) and the Modified Index of ______
Hemolysis
Biocompatibility testing includes evaluation of cytotoxicity, sensitization, irritation, and material-related ______
pyrogenicity
Biological systems are highly complex ➔ Impossible to understand w/o ______
computers
Virtual exploration of many scenarios ➔ Impossible to do in vitro/in ______
vivo
Mechanistic understanding of a system ➔ Therapies, devices etc. Regulatory pipeline medical devices 44 Testing & ______
Simulation
The interaction of blood components with artificial material is a key aspect of ______
hemocompatibility
Testing is highly important for artificial organs and any medical ______
devices
Modeling, Discretization, and Iterative solutions are used to compute CFD Flow field numerically by ______
testing
Results of CFD Flow field computation are strongly dependent on ______ conditions
boundary
Spatial and temporal resolution, including mesh and timestep, are important for the ______ model
turbulence
Validation and verification are ______ for the development of CFD Flow field computation
warranted
George E.P.Box cleverly said, “All models are wrong, but some are ______”
useful
The interaction of blood components with artificial material is a key aspect of ______
hemocompatibility
Mechanical strength ______
testing
Durability ______
testing
The duration of contact for biocompatibility testing can be limited (≤ 24 h), prolonged (24 h – 30 d), or ______ (> 30 d)
permanent
Hemodynamic testing assesses the impact of high shear rates, regions of stasis & turbulences, and ______
malfunction
CFD stands for Computational ______ Dynamics
Fluid
Turbulence in flow: chaotic changes in pressure/velocity caused by disturbance of the flow field laminar ➔ transitional ➔ turbulent ______ (eddies) on various spatial scales big ➔ smaller ➔ smallest ➔ heat turbulent free jet (CFD Calculation)
vortices
The cardiovascular implants and artificial organs standard ISO 5840 is specific to cardiac valve ______
prostheses
The '3R' principle in pre-clinical animal trials stands for Replace, ______, Refine
Reduce
The duration of contact for biocompatibility testing can be limited (≤ 24 h), prolonged (24 h – 30 d), or ______ (> 30 d)
extended
The interaction of blood components with artificial material is a key aspect of ______
biocompatibility
Results of CFD Flow field computation are strongly dependent on ______ conditions
boundary
The efficiency of a blood pump is measured using the formula: Efficiency = Power/Flow × ______
head
Hemolysis leads to the destruction of red blood cells and the release of cell ______ hemoglobin
free
Hemodynamic testing assesses the impact of high shear rates, regions of stasis & turbulences, and ______
turbulence
Mesh resolution may affect the entire flow field. Unrealistic velocity distribution. Development of vortices in wake region. Even “simple” numerical setups might be more intriguing than you think. ______ Fine Flow through squeezed tube
Coarse
Mesh strongly influences the results of the simulation. Important step in the verification process. Know what output is of interest for you. Gradient based outputs (shear stresses) need very fine ______
meshes
Recall of CFD theory 1st step: Modeling ✓ 2nd step: Discretization ✓ 3rd step: ______
Solution
Errors/assumptions along the pipeline affect our result. Solution errors: Equations are solved numerically ➔ Are just approximations!!! Mathematical algorithms to solve the system of equations (PDE) Use convergence plots to see if solution algorithm “works” Not ______?
converging
Results of CFD Flow field computation are strongly dependent on ______ conditions. Hemodynamic testing assesses the impact of high shear rates, regions of stasis & turbulences, and ______
boundary
Rotational velocity (top), absolute velocity (bottom).Ψ/Φ: Dimensionless numbers pressure/flow 54 Testing & Simulation Example I: CFD based design optimization Homogeneous velocity distribution Stagnation area prone to thrombus formation High velocities at blade outlets Initial and modified design of an RBP and its effect on velocity and ______
shear
Reduction of ______ rates Example I: Parameter based design exploration β1 β2 many variations in β1 and β2 Parameter based design exploration.left: initial design, center: meta-model, right: optimal design
shear
FDA Round Robin initiative – Let’s test CFD/PIV around the world FDA Round Robin Pump curve/pressure head ➔ hydraulic vs.CFD Velocity distribution ➔ PIV vs.CFD Hemolysis ➔ in-vitro blood vs. ______
in vivo
The '3R' principle in pre-clinical animal trials stands for Replace, ______, Refine
Reduce
Validation and verification are ______ for the development of CFD Flow field computation
essential
Spatial and temporal resolution, including mesh and timestep, are important for the ______ model
CFD
The efficiency of a blood pump is measured using the formula: Efficiency = Power/Flow × ______
pressure
The duration of contact for biocompatibility testing can be limited (≤ 24 h), prolonged (24 h – 30 d), or ______ (> 30 d)
extended
Results of CFD Flow field computation are strongly dependent on ______ conditions
boundary
Modeling, Discretization, and Iterative solutions are used to compute CFD Flow field numerically by ______
simulation
This quiz covers topics related to the testing and simulation of artificial organs, including general aspects, biocompatibility, hemodynamics, and device-specific parameters. It also addresses simulation testing, medical device development, design and prototyping, preclinical and clinical testing, mechanical strength, functionality, degradation, and shelf life.
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