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Biomedical Instrumentation

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

what is bio electric potentials

a)

current produced by muscles

b)

voltage produced by the cell

c)

power produced by muscular contraction

d)

chemical activity of blood

2.

what is resting potential

a)

uncharged cell

b)

charged cell

c)

inner cell positive w.r.t outer

d)

outer cell positive with respect to inner

3.

What is action potential

a)

cell inner negative with respect to positive

b)

cell charged fully

c)

cell outer negative with respect ti inner

d)

doing some action by cell

4.

What is depolarisation

a)

process of changing from resting potential to action potential

b)

process of changing from action to resting potential

c)

process of changing from resting and action potential

d)

none of the above

5.

Define depolarization

a)

cell remaining in action potential

b)

cell remaining in resting potential

c)

cell regains its original state from action potential

d)

cell regains its original state from resting potential

6.

What is electrodes

a)

used to measure blood pressure

b)

used to measure heart rate

c)

used to measure bioelectric activity

d)

used to measure temperature

7.

Define types of electrodes

a)

Microelectrodes, Floating electrodes, Micropipet electrodes

b)

Microelectrodes, Skinsurface electrodes and needle electrodes

c)

Metal electrodes, Spray on electrodes, needle electrodes

d)

Micropipet electrodes, skinsurface electrodes, Floating electrodes

8.

What is the normal value of Blood pressure

a)

80/120

b)

120/80

c)

150/70

d)

100/80

9.

Which instrument is used to measure indirect blood measurement

a)

spirometer

b)

sphygmomanometer

c)

spirogram

d)

phonometer

10.

The sound that is heard during the indirect measurement of blood pressure is

a)

karakara sound

b)

korotkoff sound

c)

kayakaya sound

d)

muffling

11.

The dispapperance of korotkoff sound at some point is called as

a)

mapping

b)

muffling

c)

systolic

d)

daistollic

12.

The two probes that are used in direct measurement of blood pressure is

a)

catheter tip probe, fluid filled catheter type

b)

needle electrode , catheter tip

c)

catheter tip and surface electrodes

d)

none of the above

13.

The instrument used for measuring lung volume is

a)

lung meter

b)

echometer

c)

spirometer

d)

radiometer

14.

The recorded pattern in spirometer is called

a)

kymoghraph

b)

korotkoff

c)

muffling

d)

spirogram

15.

What is Chromatography

a)

technique used for seperating closely related chemical substances

b)

used for seperating blood

c)

used for seperating many chemical substances

d)

used for seperating only one type of chemicals

16.

What are the types of chromatography

a)

Liquid , solid

b)

gas, watervapour

c)

Liquid , gas

d)

Liquid , watervapour

17.

What are principles used to measure the transmitted and absorbed light in sample

a)

calorimeter, chromatography

b)

spirometer, calorimeter

c)

calorimeter, photometers

d)

photometer, spirometers

18.

What is the other name for Filter Photometer

a)

Spirometer

b)

Calorimeter

c)

Photometer

d)

Flurometer

19.

What is Fluroscence

a)

chemicals when illuminated by light with short wavelength in uv range, emit longer wavelength

b)

chemicals when illuminated by light with longer wavelength in uv range, emit shorter wavelength

c)

chemicals when illuminated by light with short wavelength in uv range, emit shorter wavelength

d)

chemicals when illuminated by light with long wavelength in uv range, emit longer wavelength

20.

Where is Flurometry is used

a)

when substances are available in lower concentrations, eg Harmones and Vitamins

b)

when substances are available in higher concentrations, eg Harmones and Vitamins

c)

when substances are available in medium concentrations, eg Harmones and Vitamins

d)

when substances are available in anyr concentrations, eg Harmones and Vitamins