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PLTW Biomedical Innovation Exam

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the first step in the engineering design process?

a)

Build a prototype

b)

Define the problem

c)

Test and evaluate

d)

Communicate results

2.

Which team member would most likely design the floorplan for the ER?

a)

Clinical technician

b)

Epidemiologist

c)

Biomedical engineer

d)

Radiologist

3.

Which of the following is a reliable source when conducting scientific research?

a)

Wikipedia

b)

Peer-reviewed journal

c)

Blog post

d)

YouTube video

4.

In the context of scientific data, what does it mean to 'triangulate' findings?

a)

Confirm the hypothesis using three angles

b)

Use multiple sources or methods to verify data

c)

Adjust the data set to fit expected outcomes

d)

Compare three unrelated studies

5.

Which system is primarily responsible for oxygen transport in the body?

a)

Digestive system

b)

Circulatory system

c)

Nervous system

d)

Endocrine system

6.

Which variable is manipulated by the researcher in an experiment?

a)

Dependent

b)

Control

c)

Independent

d)

Confounding

7.

What drives innovation in the biomedical field?

a)

Profit and politics

b)

Identified health needs and scientific research

c)

Trends in technology alone

d)

Fashion and design preferences

8.

Which of the following is an example of an assistive device?

a)

MRI scanner

b)

Cochlear implant

c)

Ultrasound

d)

PET scanner

9.

What is the purpose of a technical brief in a design project?

a)

To summarize background, purpose, and specifications

b)

To serve as a promotional ad

c)

To replace blueprints

d)

To record financial data

10.

Which of the following is an example of user-centered design?

a)

Using expensive materials

b)

Considering patient comfort and needs

c)

Reducing staff size

d)

Prioritizing aesthetics over function

11.

Which of the following is considered an environmental exposure?

a)

Lead in drinking water

b)

Sodium in snacks

c)

Cell phone use

d)

Regular exercise

12.

What is the first step in a public health investigation?

a)

Define the problem

b)

Create a treatment plan

c)

Deploy a vaccine

d)

Identify the vector

13.

Which agency is primarily responsible for managing disease outbreaks in the U.S.?

a)

WHO

b)

CDC

c)

FDA

d)

EPA

14.

Which of the following represents a public health intervention?

a)

Conducting surgery

b)

Selling medications

c)

Promoting handwashing campaigns

d)

Running a pharmacy

15.

What is herd immunity?

a)

Immunity in farm animals

b)

Community protection through high vaccination rates

c)

Shared antibiotic resistance

d)

Genetic immunity passed to children

16.

Which role would develop health policies for disease control?

a)

Nurse practitioner

b)

Epidemiologist

c)

EMT

d)

Biochemist

17.

What is the purpose of using restriction enzymes in genetic engineering?

a)

Replicate DNA

b)

Cut DNA at specific sequences

c)

Synthesize mRNA

d)

Deliver proteins

18.

Which technique is used to separate DNA fragments by size?

a)

Gel electrophoresis

b)

Western blot

c)

Centrifugation

d)

Mass spectrometry

19.

Which professional performs a forensic autopsy?

a)

EMT

b)

Pathologist

c)

Phlebotomist

d)

Paramedic

20.

Which section of a scientific poster summarizes findings and next steps?

a)

Title

b)

Conclusion

c)

Introduction

d)

Methodology

21.

Why is informed consent important in research?

a)

It ensures funding is approved

b)

It respects participants' autonomy and rights

c)

It allows researchers to skip IRB review

d)

It removes the need for peer review

22.

Which of the following improves the credibility of a scientific claim?

a)

Anecdotal evidence

b)

Peer-reviewed studies

c)

Social media polls

d)

Emotional appeals

23.

In project presentations, what is the best way to show data trends?

a)

Tables only

b)

Graphs and charts

c)

Paragraphs

d)

Hand drawings

24.

Which skill is most important for a successful BI presentation?

a)

Communicating scientific ideas clearly

b)

Wearing a lab coat

c)

Memorizing slides

d)

Asking audience questions only

25.

What is a control group in an experiment used for?

a)

To serve as a baseline for comparison

b)

To test the independent variable

c)

To hold results constant

d)

To increase sample size