BMET 323 ENTIRE COURSE

BMET 323 Week 1 Homework Chapter 7

Homework Chapter 7 BMET 323 Week 1
Compare and contrast the extravascular and intravascular methods of direct measurements of blood
pressure
Describe how the oscillometric method of blood pressure work. Cite your source of information.
BMET 323 Week 1 Lab Requirement Annotation
Week 1 Lab: Requirement Annotation
4.1 Use Simulation
1.Develop a LabVIEW program named simDataLogger.vi.
2.The program generates a simulated waveform of 10 Hz at 500 Hz sampling rate.
3.The data shall be stored in a text file with each sample on its own line.
4.The stored data shall not have any clipping (data value exceeds the maximal value the format may
store.)
BMET 323 Week 2 Homework Problems
Chapter 7 Problems 6 & 7:
6. Design a notch filter that can remove a 60 Hz noise signal from an ECG signal.
Chapter 12 Problems 6:
6. Compare amplifiers (in terms of amplification, bandwidth, and noise requirements) in ECG, EEG,
and EMG measurements.
Chapter 13 Problems 1 & 8:
1. Identify and explain the noise in the following ECG graphs inFigure 13-13.
BMET 323 Week 3 Homework Problems
End of Chapter 17 Quiz 5 and 7 (pp. 535536)
5. The main characteristic of an FM modulated carrier is:
7. Name four bio-signals a bedside monitor is used to monitor:
End of Chapter 17 Problems 1, 8, and 9 (pp. 536537)
1.Compute the distance between the bedside monitor and the central nursing station (CNS), given:
8. Discuss warning devices to be used in intensive care units.
BMET 323 Week 4 Homework
BMET 323 Homeworks 4,5,6

Homework 4:

2. For an ideal square-wave defibrillator, determine the energy delivered to the patient (see Figure 8-
11).
3. Given a situation when a fully charged defibrillator capacitor discharges through the chest,
determine the current (peak) through the thorax and the voltage drop (peak) across the thorax.
7. Calculate the energy delivered by each pulse from a pacemaker from the given pulse signal as
shown
9. Calculate the battery life in years when the pacemaker has the following characteristics: Battery
ampere-hours (Ah) = 1.2*; pulse voltage = 2 V; *pulse width = 1 msec*; pulse time period = 1 sec;
*electrode-heart resistance = 150 ohms; current drain on the battery = 1.3 A
BMET 323 Week 5 Homework
BMET 323 Week 5 iLab
Purposes:
This lab requires that you use your circuit skills (aka trouble-shooting) to analyze what is happening,
signal wise, in Figure 1 as a function of the control switches. Secondly, the Lab addresses IAs , their
uses and critical operational parameters. Specufically, you will test the AD620s differential and
common mode voltage gains, its CMRR and use it to process analog signals of interest.
BMET 323 Week 5 iLab Human Thermometer
BMET 323 Week 6 Homework
HW 6 CH 10 4,6
 4. List the types of sensors in the hemodialysis machine and their placement in the dialysis circuit.
6.List the main components of a dialysis machine on the dialysate side and on the blood side (at least
five on each side).