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Tuesday, January 2, 2018
Choose proteins which are included in A-band of sarcomere
actin
troponin
tropomyosin
myosin
On sarcomere scheme select areas, which are shortening during muscle fiber contraction
6
9
1
Choose limitations of photoplethysmography.
only relative measurements are possible
region of interest should have transparency
Choose advantages of Doppler investigation method.
it is non-invasive method
it is accurate method
There are several types oflipids motility in the membrane. Choose them.
lateral diffusion
rotational diffusion
“flip-flop”
Height of liquid column in capillary tube depends of several parameters. They are
liquid-air surface tension
contact angle
density of liquid
radius of tube
Choose types of the cells which capable to produce action potential.
neurons
myocytes
glandular cells
Choose the existing options for action potential propagation along axon. slow spread
saltatory spread
immidiate propagation
Respiratory system could be investigated by
spirometry
peakflowmetry
Choose differences between fluorescence and phosphorescence
duration
changed spin state
Choose forms of interaction of electromagnetic waves with matter
reflection
transmission
emission
Choose three types of light polarization.
elliptical
circular
linear
Polarized light could be obtained from non-polarized by different physical phenomena. Choose them.
absorption
reflection
birefringence
Bright field microscopy could be enhanced by several techniques. Choose them.
oblique illumination
oil immersion technique
EEG. Choose correct statements.
scalp EEG activity is comprised of multiple oscillations
scalp EEG measures summated activity of post-synaptic currents
EEG. Choose the limitations of this method.
poor spatial resolution
impossible to obtain details of brain structure
In both ECG and EEG used amplification of input signal, what are the differencies between them?
frequency range
amplification factor
Choose statements that are correct for both electrocardiography and electroencephalography.
electrodes are placed in typical locations
native signal is weak and should be amplified
electric signal originated in human body is detected
rhytmic activity is object of interest
Blood viscosity are determined by factors…
plasma viscosity
mechanical properties of red blood cells
hematocrit
Choose the groups of factors that affecting resistance for blood flowing
extravascular mechanical forces acting upon the vasculature
physical characteristics of the blood
the organization of the vascular network
size of individual vessels
Choose the conditions which are required for successfull contraction in striated muscular cells.
presence of ATP
presence of Ca ions in sarcoplasm
there is enough space
Choose types of passive transpor
facilitated diffusion
simple diffusion
filtration
osmosis
Goldman-Hodgkin-Katz equation describe transmembrane potential as a function of transmembrane gradients…
of K concentration
of Cl- concentration
of Na concentration
Which research methods allows to prove that membrane composed from lipid bilayer?
Langmuir–Blodgett trough
electron microscopy
Choose metods allows to obtain image of biological object, which are use absorption of x-rays by tissues
photofluorography
computed tomography
projection radiography
Choose the limitations for standard bright field optical microscopy.
diffraction limits resolution to approximately 0.2 micrometre.
technique can only image dark or strongly refracting objects effectively
out of focus light from points outside the focal plane reduces image clarity
Ther are three branches of microscopy. They are…
electron
scanning probe microscopy
Choose frequencies of EEG waves which are specific to the Gamma -rhythm
40 Hz
35 Hz
70 Hz
Choose frequencies of EEG waves which are specific to the Delta -rhythm
3 Hz
2 Hz
1 Hz
Choose frequencies of EEG waves which are specific to the Theta -rhythm
5 Hz
4 Hz
7 Hz
Choose frequencies of EEG waves which are specific to the beta-rhythm
15 Hz
20 Hz
25 Hz
Choose frequencies of EEG waves which are specific to the alpha-rhythm
12 Hz
10 Hz
8 Hz
Specific absorption in the nucleic acids is based on the two kinds of chromophoric groups. Choose them
pyrymidyne groups
purine groups
Specific absorption in the proteins is based on the three kinds of chromophoric groups. Choose them.
pendent groups of amino-acid residues
prosthetic groups
peptide groups
Choose the advantages for bright field microscopy.
equipment relatively cheap and widely spread
it is simple method
Choose the advantages for enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay method.
it is fast method
it is very specific method
Choose the advantages for colorimetry.
it is fast method
it is very accurate method
Choose the advantages for UV-visible spectrophotometry.
it is fast method
it is very accurate method
Ultrasonic investigation (USI) methods often used for cardiovascular system. Choose the advantages for echocardiography.
it is accurate method
it can be performed remotely
Choose the advantages for pulse oximetry.
it is non-invasive method
it is accurate method
Ultrasonic investigation (USI) methods often used for cardiovascular system. Choose the advantages for Doppler investigation method.
it is non-invasive method
it is accurate method
Electrical impedance plethysmography (EIPG) is rather popular method for investigation of cardiovascular system. Choose the advantages for this method.
cheap equipment used
could be used for long-term monitoring
it is non-invasive method
Choose the disadvantages for magnetic resonance imaging.
precise parts of equipment require specific handling and conditions
high cost of equipment
poor time resolution
Choose the advantages for magnetic resonance imaging.
use no ionizing radiation
visualize function of internal organs rather than structure
Choose the disadvantages for diagnostic ultrasound imaging (echography).
results strongly depends from skilled operator
ultrasound beam have insufficient penetration ability for the deep parts of the organism
Choose the advantages for diagnostic ultrasound imaging (echography)
real-time imaging
use no ionizing radiation
Choose EEG rhythms, recorded in humans and considered as a pathological brain activity
theta
delta
Choose EEG rhythms, recorded in humans and considered as a normal brain activity
alpha
beta
Choose proteins which are included in I-band of sarcomere
actin
troponin
tropomyosin
Goldman-Hodgkin-Katz equation establish just few ions as a main contributors to membrane potential. Choose that ions
Na+
K+
Cl-
Choose lung volumes which are included in functional residual capacity
3
7
Choose lung volumes which are included in inspiratory capacity
1
2
Choose lung volumes which are included in vital capacity .
1
2
3
5
ECG. Select waves, which reflects electrical activity in the both ventricles.
R
S
Q
T
ECG. Select waves reflects the depolarization of the right and left ventricles.
R
S
P
In which state are ion channels at time moment marked 5
Na channels reset
K channels closed
In which state are ion channels at time moment marked 3
slow Na channels opened
fast K channels opened
In which state are ion channels at time moment marked 2
Na channels opened
K channels opened
In which state are ion channels at time moment marked 4
Na channels closed
K channels opened
What is the one of the advantages for enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay method?
it is very specific method
What is the one of the advantages for enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay method?
it is fast method
What is the main restriction of enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay method?
used only for particular substances
Which main physical concept is employed in enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay method?
non-zero concentration of soluted susbtance related with absorption at given wavelength
What is main goal of enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay method?
identification of biological substances
What is the one of the advantages for colorimetry?
it is very accurate method
What is the one of the advantages for colorimetry?
it is fast method
What is the main restriction of colorimetry?
used only for solutions
Which main physical concept is employed in colorimetry?
concentration of soluted susbtance related with absorption at given wavelength
What is main goal of colorimetry?
measure concentration of soluted material
What is the one of the advantages for UV-visible spectrophotometry?
it is very accurate method
What is the one of the advantages for UV-visible spectrophotometry?
it is fast method
What is the main restriction of UV-visible spectrophotometry?
used only for solutions
Which main physical concept is employed in UV-visible spectrophotometry?
concentration of soluted susbtance related with absorption at given wavelength
What is main goal of UV-visible spectrophotometry?
measure concentration of soluted material
What is the one of the advantages for polarimetry?
it is fast method
What is the main restriction of polarimetry?
used only for optically active susbtance
Which main physical concept is employed in polarimetry?
concentration of optically active susbtance related with angle of refraction
What is main goal of polarimetry?
measure concentration of soluted material
What is the one of the advantages for pulse oximetry?
it is accurate method
What is the one of the advantages for pulse oximetry?
it is non-invasive method
What is the main restriction of pulse oximetry?
could be used in few regions of the body
Which main physical concept is employed in pulse oximetry?
absorption at given wavelength related to concentration of oxyhemoglobin
What could be measured by pulse oximetry?
measures oxygen saturation of blood
Ultrasonic investigation (USI) methods oftenly used for cardiovascular system. What is the one of the advantages for Doppler investigation method?
it is accurate method
Ultrasonic investigation (USI) methods oftenly used for cardiovascular system. What is the one of the advantages for Doppler investigation method?
it is non-invasive method
Ultrasonic investigation (USI) methods oftenly used for cardiovascular system. What is the one of the limitations for Doppler investigation method?
strongly depend from skill of personnel
Ultrasonic investigation (USI) methods oftenly used for cardiovascular system. Which main physical concept is employed in Doppler investigation method?
frequency shift of reflected ultrasonic beam
Ultrasonic investigation (USI) methods oftenly used for cardiovascular system. What is the particular goal of Doppler investigation method?
measure cardiac output
Ultrasonic investigation (USI) methods oftenly used for cardiovascular system. What is the one of the advantages for echocardiography?
it is accurate method
Ultrasonic investigation (USI) methods oftenly used for cardiovascular system. What is the one of the advantages for echocardiography?
it is non-invasive method
Ultrasonic investigation (USI) methods oftenly used for cardiovascular system. What is the one of the limitations for echocardiography?
strongly depend from skill of personnel
Ultrasonic investigation (USI) methods oftenly used for cardiovascular system. Which main physical concept is employed there?
reflection of ultrasonic beam
Ultrasonic investigation (USI) methods oftenly used for cardiovascular system. What is goal of echocardiography?
measure cardiac output
Photoplethysmography (PPG) is rather popular method for investigation of cardiovascular system. What is the main advantage for this method?
it is non-invasive method
Electrical impedance plethysmography (EIPG) is rather popular method for investigation of cardiovascular system. What is the advantage for this method?
could be used for long-term monitoring
Electrical impedance plethysmography (EIPG) is rather popular method for investigation of cardiovascular system. What is the advantage for this method?
cheap equipment used
Electrical impedance plethysmography (EIPG) is rather popular method for investigation of cardiovascular system. What is the advantage for this method?
it is non-invasive method
Photoplethysmography (PPG) is rather popular method for investigation of cardiovascular system. What is the main restriction for this method?
region of interest should has at least partially transmission for light
Photoplethysmography (PPG) is rather popular method for investigation of cardiovascular system. What is the one of the limitations for PPG?
only relative measurements are possible
Electrical impedance plethysmography (EIPG) is rather popular method for investigation of cardiovascular system. What is the main limitation of EIPG?
it brings relative values
Photoplethysmography (PPG) is rather popular method for investigation of cardiovascular system. Which main physical concept is employed there?
amount of blood related with optical density
Electrical impedance plethysmography (EIPG) is rather popular method for investigation of cardiovascular system. Which main physical concept is employed there?
amount of blood related with impedance
Photoplethysmography (PPG) is rather popular method for investigation of cardiovascular system. What is the particular purpose of PPG
measure amount of blood in given part of body
Electrical impedance plethysmography (EIPG) is rather popular method for investigation of cardiovascular system. What is the particular purpose of EIPG
measure amount of blood in given part of body
EEG. What is the main goal of “10-20 system” development?
to ensure standardized reproducibility
Which is the correct statement about electrocardiography and electroencephalography.
electrodes are placed in typical locations
During ECG record electrodes most often located near wrists and ankles due to…?
there are quite stable surface, away from large muscles
According to Einthoven’s theory, heart is assumed as system of charges, and behave as follow: …?
it rotate in 3 dimensions and change it’s amplitude over time, forming system of loops
According to Einthoven’s theory, chest assumed as…?
isotropic conductive medium
According to Einthoven’s theory, heart assumed as…?
dipole
In electrographic diagnostic equipment which element expected to be last
storage and transmission device
In electrographic diagnostic equipment second element after electrodes is:…?
amplifier
In electrographic diagnostic equipment sensitive element is…
set of electrodes
What considered as a typical input for the group of electrographic methods?
electric field energy
Once the sensor converts input mechanical energy into output electric field energy. Which phenomenon could be used there?
electromagnetic induction effect
Once the sensor converts input thermal energy into output electric field energy. Which phenomenon could be used there?
Seebeck effect
Once the sensor converts input radiant energy into output electric field energy. Which phenomenon could be used there?
photoelectric effect
Once the sensor converts input radiant energy into output electric field energy. Which phenomenon could be used there?
photovoltaic effect
Except plasma viscosity, mechanical properties of red blood cells which other factor affect blood viscosity ?
hematocrit
Except plasma viscosity, hematocrit which other factor affect blood viscosity ?
mechanical properties of red blood cells
Except hematocrit, mechanical properties of red blood cells which other factor affect blood viscosity?
plasma viscosity
Blood flow within a vascular network meet some resistance to it. Which part of cardiovascular system mostly contribute in resistance to blood flow?
small arteries and arterioles
Blood flow within a vascular network meet some resistance to it. What could influence tesistance?
diameter of particular blood vessels
Why metallic thermocouple not suitable for usage in medical thermometry
it have poor frequency range in human body temperature range
Which element should be last in electrographic diagnostic equipment
storage and transmission device
Typically in electrographic diagnostic equipment first which element should be after electrodes
amplifier
Typically in electrographic diagnostic equipment first element should be:…?
set of electrodes
Which energy domain is input for electrography methods
electric field energy
Why piezoelectric transducers often used in ultrasonic equipment
most suitable frequency range
During auscultatory measurement of blood pressure, why fifth Korotkoff sound appears
turbulence quits in arterial blood vessel under cuff
During auscultatory measurement of blood pressure, why first Korotkoff sound appears
turbulence takes place in arterial blood vessel under cuff
During measurement of blood pressure, using the auscultatory method with sphygmomanometer, when fifth Korotkoff sound appears, what that represent
patient’s diastolic blood pressure
During measurement of blood pressure, using the auscultatory method with sphygmomanometer, when first Korotkoff sound appears, what that represent
patient’s systolic blood pressure
During measurement of blood pressure, using the auscultatory method with sphygmomanometer, at which moment diastolic pressure is registered
when fifth Korotkoff sound become hearable
During measurement of blood pressure, using the auscultatory method with sphygmomanometer, at which moment systolic pressure is registered
when Korotkoff sounds are first heard
EEG. Most important disease that could be diagnosed directly by EEG is
epilepsy
Which ions in most cells of animals is more important for generating resting potential
K
+
In resting state of cell permeability of it’s membrane for Na and Cl- ions much smaller than for K ions, and that’s mean
membrane potential close to equilibrium potential of K+
Each channel represents the difference between a certain electrode and a designated reference electrode. For which type of montage this sentence is correct
referential montage
Each channel represents the difference between two adjacent electrodes. For which type of montage this sentence is correct
bipolar montage
The outputs of all of the amplifiers are summed and averaged, and this averaged signal is used as the common reference for each channel. For which type of montage this sentence is correct
average reference montage
Each channel represents the difference between an electrode and a weighted average of the surrounding electrodes. For which type of montage this sentence is correct
Laplacian montage
Standard measuring range in the absorptive spectophotometery includes 3 three spectral ranges
short-range ultra-violet (
180-380 nm), visible (380-760 nm) and short-range
infrared
(760-1100 nm)
Monday, January 1, 2018
Sensors could be described by input and output quantitatives. In case of electrodes which quantity is input
voltage
Sensors could be described by input and output energy domains. In case of sensor in digital contact thermometer which energy domain is input
thermal
Sensors could be described by input and output energy domains. In case of sensor in digital contact thermometer which energy domain is output
electric field
Sensors could be described by input and output energy domains. In case of sensor in pH-meter which energy domain is input
chemical
Sensors could be described by input and output energy domains. In case of sensor in pH-meter which energy domain is output
electric field
Sensors could be described by input and output energy domains. In case of sensor in non-contact thermometer which energy domain is input
radiant
Sensors could be described by input and output energy domains. In case of sensor in non-contact thermometer which energy domain is output
electric field
Sensors could be described by input and output energy domains. In case of sensor in pulse oximeter which energy domain is input
radiant
Sensors could be described by input and output energy domains. In case of sensor in pulse oximeter which energy domain is output
electric field
Sensors could be described by input and output energy domains. In case of piezoelectric sensor which energy domain is input
mechanical
Sensors could be described by input and output energy domains. In case of piezoelectric sensor which energy domain is output
electric field
Biot’s law used in:
polarimeter
Which type of optical microscopy enhanced by oblique illumination
bright field optical microscopy
Which type of optical microscopy enhanced by oil immersion technique
bright field optical microscopy
Which changes in ionic distibution inside and outside of membrane could shift action potential threshold
changing the balance between sodium and potassium currents
Which factor could affect speed of action potential propagation
diameter of axon
Find possible reason of measurements errors in sensors
loading effect
Find possible reason of measurements errors in sensors
prencense of noise
Find possible reason of measurements errors in sensors
unavoidable errors
Find possible reason of measurements errors in sensors
presence of noise
Mismatch between input and output of the sensor, when the output signal is not zero but the measured property is zero, is called
nonlinearity of sensor
Variable sensitivity over the range of the sensor is called
nonlinearity of sensor
A rapid change of the measured property over time leading to the deviation, is called
dynamic error
Slow changes in the output signal, that are independent of the measured quantity, is called
drift
Special type of ECG-machine, which is portable and specially designed to continuously monitoring the electrical activity of the heart for 24 hours or more, is called
Holter monitor
Which term refers to following description: “Each channel represents the difference between an electrode and a weighted average of the surrounding electrodes”
Laplacian montage
Which term refers to following description: “The outputs of all amplifiers are summed and averaged, and this averaged signal is used as the common reference for each channel
average reference montage
Which term refers to following description: “Each channel represents the difference between a certain electrode and a designated reference electrode”
referential montage
Which term refers to following description: “Each channel represents the difference between two adjacent electrodes”
bipolar montage
Which polarizer consists of the regular array of fine parallel metallic wires, placed in a plane perpendicular to the incident beam
wire-grid polarizer
Some type of polarizers splits the incident beam into two beams of different polarization. Those polarizers are called
beam-splitting polarizers
Which energy domain is input for the piezoelectric sensor
mechanical
Which energy domain is output for the sensor in pulse oximeter
electric field
Which energy domain is input for sensor in pulse oximeter
radiant
Which energy domain is output for sensor in non-contact thermometer
electric field
Which energy domain is input for sensor in non-contact thermometer
radiant
Which energy domain is output for sensor in pH-meter
electric field
Which energy domain is input for sensor in pH-meter
chemical
Which energy domain is output for sensor in digital thermometer
electric field
Which energy domain is input for sensor in digital thermometer
thermal
Which energy domain is output for the piezoelectric sensor
electric field
In modern sensors electric field energy domain is most popular output due to
due to wide-spreaded electonic systems
Qualitative spectral analysis based on the fact that for a particular compound normalized absorption spectrum is
specific, not depending of concentration
Why K leakage is important in rest membrane potential generation
it maintain rest potential
Why Na leakage is important in rest membrane potential generation
it decrease threshold potential
In rest potential generation which process refer to passive transport system
Na influx leakage
In rest potential generation which structure refer to primary active transport system
Na,K pump
When registering non-electrical parameters from biological systems which first element should be used
transducer
Which disadvantage you can declare for electron microscopy method
complicated sample preparation
Which advantage allow to use electron microscopy to investigate biological membranes
great resoultion
How Tetraethilammonium affect membrane permeability for ions
block K channels
How tetrodotoxin affect membrane permeability for ions
block Na channels
In striated muscular cells, when active sites of actin become unblocked, what happens after this
cross-bridges forming
In striated muscular cells, when Ca released to cytoplasm from endoplasmatic reticulum, what happens after this
active sites of actin become unblocked
In striated muscular cells, when action potential reach endoplasmatic reticulum. Choose next stage.
Ca released to cytoplasm
In striated muscular cells, contraction starts from arrival of nerve impulse. Choose next stage.
spreading of action potential over t-tubules
In striated muscular cells, contraction starts from
arrival of nerve impulse
What is the purpose of spirometry method
measure lung volumes except residual volume
Hagen–Poiseuille law allows to calculate
volumetric flow rate
What is purpose of photoplethysmography
measure amount of blood in given part of body
What is purpose of electrical impedance plethysmography
measure amount of blood in given part of body
What is the main concept used in electric impedance plethysmography
amount of blood related with optical density
What is the limitation of photoplethysmography
only relative measurements are possible
What is the advantage of electric impedance plethysmography
cheap equipment used
What is the advantage of electric impedance plethysmography
it is non-invasive method
What is the main limitation of photoplethysmography
region of interest should have transparency
What is the advantage of photoplethysmography
it is non-invasive method
What is the advantage of electric impedance plethysmography
could be used for long-term monitoring
What is the main concept used in echocardiography
reflection of ultrasonic beam
What is purpose of echocardiography
measure cardiac output
What is the advantage of echocardiography
it is non-invasive method
What is the limitation of echocardiography
strongly depend from skill of personnel
What is purpose of Doppler investigation method
measure cardiac output
What is the advantage of echocardiography
it is accurate method
What is the disadvantage of magnetic resonance imaging
high cost of equipment
What is the advantage of magnetic resonance imaging
use no ionizing radiation
What is the advantage of magnetic resonance imaging
perfect visualization of soft tissues
What is the advantage of magnetic resonance imaging
perfect visualization of soft tissues
What is the limitation of magnetic resonance imaging
forbidden to use for patients with ferromagnetic metallic implants
What is the main concept used in magnetic resonance imaging
emission of radio wave from protons excited by magnetic field
What is purpose of magnetic resonance imaging
obtaining image of internal structures in human body
What is the disadvantage of diagnostic ultrasound imaging (echography)
results strongly depends from skilled operator
What is the advantage of diagnostic ultrasound imaging (echography)
use no ionizing radiation
What is the advantage of diagnostic ultrasound imaging (echography)
real-time imaging
What is the limitation of diagnostic ultrasound imaging (echography)
objects after bones and air not imaged clearly
What is the main concept used in diagnostic ultrasound imaging (echography)
reflection of ultrasonic beam make object visible
What is purpose of diagnostic ultrasound imaging (echography)
obtaining image of internal structures in human body
What is the disadvantage of polarized light microscopy
image contrast seriously differ from regular
What is the advantage of polarized light microscopy
it allows to visualize non-stained objects
What is the limitation of polarized light microscopy
used only for optically active or birefringent objects
What is the main concept used in polarized light microscopy
birefringence make object visible
What is purpose of polarized light microscopy
obtaining magnified image of optically active biological objects
What is the disadvantage of dark field microscopy
low intensity after specimen
What is the advantage of dark field microscopy
it allows to visualize non-stained objects
What is the limitation of dark field microscopy
used only for scattering objects
What is the main concept used in dark field microscopy
scattering make object visible
What is purpose of dark field microscopy
obtaining magnified image of low-contrast and scattering biological objects
What is the advantage of bright field microscopy
equipment relatively cheap and widely spread
What is the advantage of bright field microscopy
it is simple method
What is the limitation of bright field microscopy
used only for stained or natively absorptive objects
What is the main concept used in bright field microscopy
absorption on particular wavelengths make object visible
What is purpose of bright field microscopy
obtaining magnified image of high-contrast or stained biological objects
What is the advantage of enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay
it is very specific method
What is the advantage of enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay
it is fast method
What is the limitation of enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay
used only for particular substances
What is the main concept used in enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay
non-zero concentration of soluted susbtance related with absorption at given wavelength
What is purpose of enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay
identification of biological substances
What is the advantage of colorimetry
it is very accurate method
What is the advantage of colorimetry
it is fast method
What is the limitation of colorimetry
used only for solutions
What is the main concept used in colorimetry
concentration of soluted susbtance related with absorption at given wavelength
What is purpose of colorimetry
measure concentration of soluted material
What is the advantage of UV-visible spectrophotometry
it is very accurate method
What is the advantage of UV-visible spectrophotometry
it is fast method
What is the limitation of UV-visible spectrophotometry
used only for solutions
What is the main concept used in UV-visible spectrophotometry
concentration of soluted susbtance related with absorption at given wavelength
What is purpose of UV-visible spectrophotometry
measure concentration of soluted material
What is the advantage of polarimetry
it is fast method
What is the limitation of polarimetry
used only for optically active susbtance
What is the main concept used in polarimetry
concentration of optically active susbtance related with angle of rotation
What is purpose of polarimetry
measure concentration of soluted material
What is the advantage of pulse oximetry
it is accurate method
What is the advantage of pulse oximetry
it is non-invasive method
What is the limitation of pulse oximetry
could be used in few regions of the body
What is the main concept used in pulse oximetry
absorption at given wavelength
What is the disadvantage of magnetic resonance imaging
high cost of equipment
What is the disadvantage of magnetic resonance imaging
poor time resolution
Which phenomena allows to obtain image of biological object in MRI scanning
absorption of electromagnetic waves by tissues
Which phenomena allows to obtain image of biological object in Doppler ultrasonography
reflection of ultrasound by tissues
Which phenomena allows to obtain image of biological object in ultrasound echography
reflection of ultrasound by tissues
Which phenomena allows to obtain image of biological object in photofluorography
absorption of x-rays by tissues
Which phenomena allows to obtain image of biological object in computed tomography
absorption of x-rays by tissues
Which phenomena allows to obtain image of biological object in x-ray tomography
absorption of x-rays by tissues
Which phenomena allows to obtain image of biological object in projection radiography
absorption of x-rays by tissues
Which phenomena allows to obtain image of biological object in endoscopy
absorption of light by tissues
Fick principle used in measurement of
cardiac output
The freeze-fracture/freeze etch technique used for investigate
internal structure of membrane and allocation of proteins
In the freeze-fracture/freeze etch technique membrane cleaved by fracture plane and coated by heavy metal to prepare
replica
The freeze-fracture/freeze etch technique used for prepare specimen to
transmission electron microscopy
Liposomes from phosphatidylethanolamine, which has been labeled with TNBS (Trinitrobenzensulfonate) and fluorescence microscopy could be used to prove
lateral diffusion
Spin labeled lipids and electron-spin resonance method could be used to prove
“flip-flop” transition
Differential scanning calorimetry used to
find out transition between gel and liquid crystalline phases in lipids
Liposomes could be used to measure
permeability of lipids bilayers
When liquid has smallest surface it also has
minimal surface energy
Stalagmometric method could be used to measure
surface tension
What is an example of surface tension forces
“tears of wine”
What is an example of surface tension forces
soap bubble
Height of liquid column in capillary tube depends of
liquid-air surface tension
Height of liquid column in capillary tube depends of
contact angle
Height of liquid column in capillary tube depends of
density of liquid
Height of liquid column in capillary tube depends of
radius of tube
What is an example of surface tension forces in human organism
pulmonary surfactant
Nernst potential depends of
ratio of concentration of ion inside and outside of membrane
How could be shifted action potential threshold
changing the balance between sodium and potassium currents
Which method allows to measure membrane resting potential
patch-clamp
A convenient way of describing the different transduction possibilities is a(an)
three dimensional energy space diagram
Measurement of electrical activity produced by the brain as recorded from electrodes placed on the scalp is a (an)
electroencephalography
Method of registering the electrical activity of the heart over time is a (an)
electrocardiography
Technique for measuring the restng potential of the retina is
electrooculography
Technique for evaluating and recording physiologic properties of muscles at rest and at contracting is
electromyography
ECG machine consists of
connecting wires, electrodes, an amplifier, a storage and transmission device
Measurement of electrical activity produced by the brain as recorded from electrodes is placed on the scalp. This method is called
electroencephalography
Recording of heart-induced body movements is called
ballistocardiography
What is the advantage of EEG
high time resolution
What is the most important limitation of EEG
it has poor spatial resolution
Surface EEG is the summation of the synchronous activity of thousands of neurons that have
similar spatial orientation, radial to the scalp
What is measured by scalp EEG
summated activity of post-synaptic currents
Device used to create a picture of the electrical activity of the brain is called
electroencephalograph
EEG method is very important in diagnostics of
epilepsy
While the relative intensity of the absorption lines do not vary with concentration, at any given wavelength the measured absorbance ( − log(I / I0)) has been shown to be proportional to the molar concentration of the absorbing species and the thickness of the sample the light passes through. It is called
Beer-Lambert law
One of limitations of standard optical microscopy is
diffraction limits resolution to approximately 0.2 micrometre.
One of limitations of standard optical microscopy is
technique can only image dark or strongly refracting objects effectively
One of limitations of standard optical microscopy is
out of focus light from points outside the focal plane reduces image clarity
Microscopy method, in both light and electron microscopy, which exclude the unscattered beam from the image is called
dark field microscopy
Optical microscopy illumination technique in which small phase shifts in the light passing through a transparent specimen are converted into amplitude or contrast changes in the image is called
phase contrast optical microscopy
Microscopy technique where illumination of object with high energy light is used, and it’s emission of light with a different, lower frequency is called
fluorescence microscopy
Measuring lung function, specifically the measurement of the amount (volume) and/or speed (flow) of air that can be inhaled and exhaled is called
spirometry
By which critical number the transition between laminar and turbulent flow is often indicated
Reinolds number
Which dimensionless number may be described as the ratio of inertial forces (vsρ) to viscous forces (μ/L) and, consequently, it quantifies the relative importance of these two types of forces for given conditions of flow
Reinolds number
Method used to detect electrical and impedance changes in the thorax, which are used to measure and calculate hemodynamic parameters is called
i
mpedance cardiography
Representation of the force that the left heart must pump against in order to deliver the stroke volume into the periphery is called
systemic vascular resistance
Fick principle used in measurement of
cardiac output
Stalagmometric method could be used to measure
surface tension
Usage of the absorption, emission, or scattering of electromagnetic radiation by matter to qualitatively or quantitatively study the matter or to study physical processes is called
spectroscopy
Why electric field energy domain is very popular output in modern sensors
due to wide-spreaded electonic systems
What is differ between fluorescence and phosphorescence
duration
What is differ between fluorescence and phosphorescence
changed spin state
Detection of Electron Spin Resonance phenomenon is based on
absoption of electromagnetic waves
Detection of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance phenomenon is based on
absoption of electromagnetic waves
Electron spin resonance could be used to
spectroscopic investigation
tracing of biomolecules Electron spin resonance could be used to
tracing of biomolecules
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance could be used to
tracing of biomolecules
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance could be used to
tomography
Which process could be considered as a source of energy for luminescence
absorption
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