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BIM Final Review
BIM Final
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| These companies are often concentrated in regions known for their high-tech industries | Medial Device Industry |
| True or False? You don't need to make a career choice now. | True |
| This type of testing insures that all identified user needs are met | Validation |
| This technology utilizes functional ultrasound imagining and can determine direction of blood flow | Doppler Technology |
| This imaging modality observes brain activity by detecting blood flow in the brain by seeing the difference between oxygen-rich and oxygen-poor blood | Functional MRI |
| Articular cartilage is subject to this many loading cycles per year | 1-2 million cycles |
| Immune rejection and disease transmission are limitations of what type of graft? | Allographs |
| This type of device is often the key to function (i.e. fluoresence) | Microfluidic device |
| This additive manufacturing technique is often used to make tissue ECM (extra cellular matrix) | 3-D Printing |
| This is a critical component of all design activities | Teamwork |
| The FDA regulates medical devises as those that do not function with this type of mechanism of action | Chemical |
| Medical device companies will often seek regulatory approval in Europe through this regulatory organization. Why? | ISO, International Standards Organization. Easier and faster |
| People from R&D, Quality, Marketing, and Regulatory (and more) come together to form this | Product development "Core Team' |
| This device acts as a biological clock by turning the period of oscillation | Oscillator |
| This process brings an idea from formulation to product launch | Product development process |
| The main components of tissue engineering | Cells, biomaterial, and biologically active factors |
| In vitro mechanical stimulation of cartilage tissue using this apparatus can lead to more native tissue-like cartilage | Bioreactor |
| This type of testing ensures that design specifications are met | Verification |
| This polysaccharide chain contributes to the viscosity of joint synovial fluid | Hyaluronic acid (HA) |
| According to the NIH, this process outlines the steps necessary to produce a medical device | Waterfall design process |
| This imaging modality creates 3D images | CT scans |
| The inability of cartilage to heal naturally due to a lack of this | Vasculature |
| True or False? It is important to make a product that will be used | True |
| Parts in a device can be swapped to alter this | Function |
| The Center for Devices and Radiological Health is part of this Federal Agency | FDA, Food and Drug Administration |
| Synthetic polymers, naturally developed polymeric materials, and native tissue ECM can be used for these | Scaffolds |
| The process used the generate ideas | Brainstorming, ideation |
| This is a collection of parts that have some function | Device |
| Articular cartilage undergoes these types of forces on a daily basis | Biomechanical |
| The best way to communicate with this Undergraduate Advisor is via email | Rosalind Christian |
| The number of main components in tissue engineering | 3 |
| This constitutes a single bounded element of a system or device | Part |
| Who said that "The best design is the simplest one that works, but no simpler" | Albert Einstein |
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