BIOMEDICAL INSTRUMENTATION II

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BIOMEDICAL INSTRUMENTATION II

• Dr. Hugh Blanton
• ENTC 4370

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ENTC 4370

• SYLLABUS

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General Information

• Contact Information
• Emailblanton_at_etsu.edu
• Phone[phone]
• Web Page
• http//faculty.etsu.edu/blanton
• Office Hours
• MWF1015-1145

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• Course Outline
• Go to http//faculty.etsu.edu/blanton
• Scroll down to ENTC_4370
• Double-click on ENTC_4370
• This takes you to the ENTC_4370 web page

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• Homework Assignments
• Feel free to work together on these, BUT
• All submitted work must be your own work

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• Exam and Homework Answers
• For problems set and exams, most credit will be
  given for the solution procedure used, not the
  answer
• So please give as much information as you can
  when answering questions credit cannot be given
  if there is nothing to go on
• If something appears to be missing from the
  question set, make and give assumptions used
  to find the solution

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Class Grades

• Emphasis on overall effort and results
• Final grade will be based on a balance between
  homework, tests, final exam
• Homework - 30
• Tests - 15 15
• Labs - 25
• Final - 15

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PREREQUISITE

• ENTC 3320Electronics II,
• ENTC_4350--Biomedical Instrumentation I, or
• Permission of the Instructor

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CATALOG DESCRIPTION

• A second course in biomedical instrumentation.
• Content includes biomedical equipment analysis,
  clinical lab equipment, ultrasonics, lasers,
  surgical equipment, and troubleshooting of
  medical equipment.

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Objectives

• To present basic characteristics that all medical
  instruments share.
• To present a generalized set of specifications of
  instrumentation to guide you in the evaluation
  and design of medical instrumentation.

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Textbook
Joseph J. Carr, John M. Brown, Introduction to
Biomedical Equipment Technology (4th
Edition),Prentice Hall 4th edition (May 30,
2000) ISBN 0130104922 Richard Aston, Principles
of Biomedical Instrumentation and Measurement
(Merrill's International Series in Electrical and
Electronics Technology)
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Content

• Amplifiers
• Physiological Pressure
• The Human Nervous System
• ICU
• Operating Room
• Medical Laboratory Instrumentation
• Ultrasonography
• Lasers
• Medical Equipment Maintenance

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Basic Electricity (Weeks 1-3)

• Chapter 7
• Amplifiers
• LabView

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Week 4

• Chapter 9
• Physiological Pressure

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Week 5

• Exam 1

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Week 6

• Chapters 12 13
• The Human Nervous System
• Brain Functions

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Week 7

• Chapter 14 15
• ICU
• Operating Room

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Week 8

• Chapter 16
• Medical Laboratory Instruments

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Week 9

• Exam 2

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Weeks 10-11

• Chapter 17
• Ultrasonics

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Week 12-13

• Chapter 21
• Optics
• Lasers

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Week 14

• Chapter 26
• Medical Equipment Maintenance
• Management
• Facilities
• Equipment

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Week 15

• Review for Final

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Week 16

• Final Exam

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Labs

• Many of the labs will be using LabVIEW

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Questions?