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The document outlines a model exam for the B.E. Biomedical Engineering program at SRI Muthukumaran Institute of Technology for the academic year 2024-2025. It includes various questions divided into three parts, covering topics such as cardiac pacemakers, EEG, EMG, ventilators, and audiometers. The exam is designed to assess students' understanding of diagnostic and therapeutic equipment, with a total of 100 marks available.

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Dte Model Exam Qb

The document outlines a model exam for the B.E. Biomedical Engineering program at SRI Muthukumaran Institute of Technology for the academic year 2024-2025. It includes various questions divided into three parts, covering topics such as cardiac pacemakers, EEG, EMG, ventilators, and audiometers. The exam is designed to assess students' understanding of diagnostic and therapeutic equipment, with a total of 100 marks available.

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SRI MUTHUKUMARAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Department of Biomedical EngineeringVNBRF40VV


Academic year 2024-2025 / Odd Semester
MODEL EXAM
Branch: B.E-Biomedical Engineering / V Semester Date: 25-11-2024
Subject Code: BM3591 Max.Marks:100 marks
Subject: Diagnostic and Therapeutic Equipment ` Time: 180 min
Q. Questions CO PO BL
No
PART-A(10X2=20)
1 Explain the nature of the ideal battery type for a cardiac pacemaker. CO1 1,2 2
2 List out the applications of MEG. CO1 1,2 1
3 Differentiate between central fatigue and peripheral fatigue. CO2 1,2,5 3
4 Explain the role of muscle stimulator in FES. CO2 1,2 2
5 Identify the equipment which is used to study the foot plantar pressure CO3 1,2 3
and list its applications.
6 Give the significance of measuring nerve conduction velocity. Also CO3 1,2,5 2
mention the normal range.
7 Define tidal volume. CO4 2,4 1
8 State the need for humidifier in ICU. CO4 1,2,3 1
9 Discuss about the air conduction and bone conduction. CO5 1,2,5 2
10 Explain the Corneal thickness affect the applanation tonometry CO5 1,2 2
measurements.
PART-B(13X5=65)
11 a) Discuss the different lead Configurations in ECG recording. CO1 1,2,5 2
Or
b) Give the need of a cardiac D.C, defibrillator. Draw the schematic CO1 1,2,5 2
diagram of a defibrillator and explain the function of each component.
12 a) Elaborate the recording of EEG and visual evoked EEG with suitable CO2 1,2 4
block diagram.
Or
b) Explain the EEG biofeedback instrumentation system with suitable CO2 1,2 2
block diagram.
13 (a) i) With suitable block diagram explain the measurement of EMG CO3 1,2,5 4
signals
ii) Describe the measurement of Nerve conduction velocity and give CO3 1,2,5 2
its significance.
Or
b) Describe the static and dynamic methods for measuring the foot CO3 1,2,5 2
plantar pressure.
14 a) Classify and describe the various types of ventilators based on their CO4 1,2,8 2
modes of operation.
Or
b) i) Explain the working of a basic water-sealed spirometer. What are CO4 1,2,8 2
the limitations of such an instrument
ii) Define the following terms: Inspiratory reserve volume and CO4 1,2,8 2
Expiratory reserve volume.
15 a) i) Explain the functioning of a basic audiometer. CO5 1,2 2
ii) What are the general requirements of audiometers? CO5 1,2 2
Or
b) i) Discuss the technique by which intra ocular pressure is measured. CO5 1,2 2
ii) Explain the measurement of Galvanic skin response. CO5 1,2 2
PART-C (15X 1=15)
16 a) Interpret the reasons and give suitable solutions for the following CO2 1,2 6
conditions that occur in an EEG machine:
i) Machine runs, but the tracing on one or more channels is missing.
ii) Spotty recordings
iii) Noisy or poor recording.
iv) List the common artefacts occurring in EEG machine
Or
b) Analyze the following situations and answer the following CO4 1,2,5 4
i) A respiratory therapist reports that a mechanical ventilator does not
turn on when the power switch is toggled. Outline the components of the
mechanical ventilator. What checkout procedure would you use and
which system components would be suspected first.
ii) A nurse reports that an artificial respiratory ventilator appears to be
delivering insufficient gas flow to the patient with proper flow, pressure
and gas mixture front panel settings. What checkout procedure would you
use and which system components would be suspected first? Also
mention the commonly occurring faults in ventilator.

HOD/BME VICE-PRINCIPAL PRINCIPAL

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