P3 Topic 6 - Medical Physics

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  • Created by: Hamza
  • Created on: 07-05-11 17:51
Where do you put the pulse oximeter ?
A finger or Ear Lobe
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What Happens when the Angle of Incidence is LESS than the critical Angle ?
Most of the light passes out and a little is Internally Reflected
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Electrocardiographs measure the what of the heart
Action Potential
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Muscle Cells can Generate
Potential Diffrence
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The first little blip on a Electrocardiographs means ?
Contraction of the Atria
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what do you use to hit a U - 235 in nuclear bombardment ?
neutron
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Momentum is Mass X Velocity Squared ?
False
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Is there total internal reflection and no light passing out when....
The angle of incidence is Greater than the Critical Angle
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Pet Scans involve ?
positron/electron annihilation
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When a Positron Meets an electron they...
Make two gamma rays and annihilate each toher
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Optical Fibres can carry what ?
Pulses of light or Infared radiation
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A Simpleton's Guide to Science... Which on made you smile..
This doesnt help my exmas....
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Pulse Oximeters use light for ?
To check the Percentage of Oxygen in the blood.
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Who uses an Endoscope ?
A surgeon
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BMR is...
Basalmetabolicrate
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What Happens when the Angle of Incidence is LESS than the critical Angle ?

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Most of the light passes out and a little is Internally Reflected

Card 3

Front

Electrocardiographs measure the what of the heart

Back

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Card 4

Front

Muscle Cells can Generate

Back

Preview of the front of card 4

Card 5

Front

The first little blip on a Electrocardiographs means ?

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Tansah

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Good quiz - refreshes my memory. Thanks.

Ruby_P

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Pretty good, thanks man :) 

Anon

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Good resource.

Thanks for sharing.

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