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The document is a question bank for a Descriptive Test in Bio Medical Engineering for B.Tech. IV Year students at KKR & KSR Institute of Technology and Sciences. It includes various questions categorized by units, covering topics such as bioelectric potentials, transducers, and electrocardiography. Each question is associated with marks, course outcomes, and learning levels.
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MID 1 Question Bank

The document is a question bank for a Descriptive Test in Bio Medical Engineering for B.Tech. IV Year students at KKR & KSR Institute of Technology and Sciences. It includes various questions categorized by units, covering topics such as bioelectric potentials, transducers, and electrocardiography. Each question is associated with marks, course outcomes, and learning levels.
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KKR & KSR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCES

(AUTONOMOUS)
(Approved by AICTE, New Delhi, Affiliated to JNTUK Kakinada, Accredited by NBA and by NAAC –‘A’ Grade

B.Tech. IV Year I Sem. Regulation: R20


CSE, CAI, Date: - 08-08-2025
Sections: ALL Academic Year:2025 -26
CSM & IT
Question bank for Descriptive Test – I
Sub Code: 20EC7O03 Sub: Bio Medical Engineering
Answer all of the following Questions
UNIT-1
Q. No. Question M CO LL
Articulate Bio Medical Engineering objectives? With a
a) 8 CO1 L1
neat diagram explain the Age of Bio Medical Engineering?
1 What is the need for a Bio-Medical Instrument? Apply the
b) knowledge of engineering fundamentals to design Man 8 CO1 L1
Instrumentation System?
Articulate problem statements in measuring a living
a) 8 CO1 L1
System?
2 Define the term “Bio Electric potential”? Sketch a diagram
b) to explain in detail about the Action Potential and resting 8 CO1 L1
Potential?
Compare and contrast the Depolarization and
a) 8 CO1 L2
Repolarization.
3 Apply appropriate instrumentation to make measurements
b) of to know Propagation of action potential and to measure 8 CO1 L2
speed of action potential?
Locate the place of Natural Pacemaker by outline the
a) heart? Differentiate the word Gram with Graph in 8 CO1 L3
4 Instrumentation.
Sketch an ECG wave form and explain the each detail of
b) 8 CO1 L2
ECG waveform?
Discuss the steps for the typical recording setup of EMG
a) 8 CO1 L1
5 with neat diagram.
b) Explain briefly various physiological systems of the body. 8 CO1 L1
What is the description of electroencephalogram? With
a) neat Sketch draw the different EEG patterns and mention 8 CO1 L2
6 its frequency bands.
What are the classifications of evoked potentials? Explain
b) 8 CO1 L1
about each.

UNIT-2
Q. No. Question M CO LL
What is an Electrode? Draw the Metal Body interface
a) 8 CO2 L1
equivalent circuit diagram? Write the Nernst Equation.
Define biochemical transducers and explain their working
1
principle. Predict which type of biochemical transducer is
b) 8 CO2 L3
suitable for glucose monitoring in diabetic patients and
why.
Explain the EMG? Why electrodes need to insert into
a) 8 CO2 L1
muscles for measuring bioelectric potential from muscles?
2 What are the different types of electrodes for measuring
b) cell electrode potential, muscle potential and body surface 8 CO2 L1
potential?
3 What is the operational difference between Active and
a) 8 CO2 L1
Passive transducer?
b) What factors influence the selection of Transducer 8 CO2 L2
for specific medical diagnostic or monitoring purposes?
Explain the procedure for converting
a) (i) Displacement to Electrical. 8 CO2 L3
4 (ii) Heat to Electrical
What is the difference between Internal and External Bio
b) 8 CO2 L1
Potential Electrodes?
What is a transducer for converting Chemical Energy into
Electrical Energy? Explain the following Transducers
Converting
a) 8 CO2 L2
(i) Hydrogen Ions concentration to Electrical
Energy.
5 (ii) Oxygen Concentration to Electrical Energy
Differentiate the active and reference electrode? Explain
the following
b) a) Standard Hydrogen Electrode 8 CO2 L2
b) Silver-Silver Chloride Electrode
c) Mercury-Mercurous chloride Electrode
List and discuss briefly various types of transducers for
a) 8 CO2 L1
biomedical applications.
6
Give an example for the transducer with digital output and
b) 8 CO2 L2
explain about it.

UNIT-3
Q. No. Question M CO LL
Sketch the Anatomy of Human Hydraulic System? Which one is called
1 Hydraulic system of the body? Explain how it pumps the liquid to entire 8 CO3 L1
body.
Explain the term Electrocardiography? Postulates the normal
2 electrocardiogram of Your won? Denote all the deflections and explain 8 CO3 L2
the timings and Amplitudes?
How many ECG Electrodes present for Measuring Bio Electric
3 Potentials generated by Heart? Explain the Color Code of Each 8 CO3 L2
Electrode?
Apply your knowledge of indirect blood pressure measurement
4 technique to explain how this reading is obtained. Explain the 8 CO3 L3
significance of systolic and diastolic pressures.
Willem Einthoven was a Dutch doctor and physiologist. He invented the
5 first practical electrocardiograph (EKG). He Proposed a Triangle, 8 CO3 L2
explain about it?
Define the word “lead”? Why there are so Many leads in Measuring
6 8 CO3 L1
EKG? What is the significance of those many leads?

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