ETS2.1 - Biomaterials

The goal of biomedical engineering is...

• to make new things

• to make an outrageous amount of money

• to create machines, devices and other technologies to make people feel better

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Workers in the field of biomedical engineering are called....

• biomaterials

• bioengineers

• biochemists

• doctors

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Biomaterials are an example of biomedical engineering. Select an example of a biomaterial below:

• metal pins put in the body

• a computer

• a car

• writing utensils

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All organs have some type of benefit and constraint.

• true

• false

Biomaterials can be... (Select 2)

• permanent

• harmful

• dangerous

• temporary

An adaptive biomaterial means that it is...

• permanent

• temporary

An assistive biomaterial is...

• permanent

• temporary

All biomaterials have some sort of benefit AND constraint.

• true

• false

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Organic biomaterials are made from....

• living material

• non-living material

• alien material

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Inorganic biomaterials are made from....

• living material

• non-living material

• alien material