THEORY EXAMINATION (SEM–VIII) 2016-17 BIO-MEDICAL INSTRUMENTATION

Section A 

Section A contains short and basic questions that test fundamental concepts of biomedical instrumentation. Students need to give brief definitions and short explanations related to bioelectric signals, electrodes, and medical instruments. These questions check basic theoretical knowledge of biomedical engineering topics.

Example Questions from Section A:

What are bioelectric potentials?

Define biomaterials.

What is EMG?

Define needle electrodes.

What is ECG lead configuration?

Define pacemaker.

Section B 

Section B includes medium-length questions that require detailed explanations of biomedical measurement systems and medical instruments. Students must describe working principles, applications, and measurement techniques used in healthcare systems. This section tests conceptual understanding and practical knowledge.

Example Questions from Section B:

Explain problems in measuring living systems.

Explain X-ray therapy with diagram.

Explain active and passive transducers.

Describe ECG recording and its types.

Explain blood pressure measurement.

Section C 

Section C contains long and advanced questions that require detailed explanations of biomedical systems, patient monitoring, and medical technologies. Students must discuss complex medical instrumentation and their applications. This section evaluates deeper knowledge and analytical ability.

Example Questions from Section C:

Explain nervous system measurements.

Describe patient monitoring systems.

Explain laser applications in medicine.

Describe prosthetic devices and therapies.