Biomaterial - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Biomaterials Exam (Chapter 9-10) Questions and Answers 100% Pass | Verified & Approved Dental Ceramics - The general term ceramics is used to describe porcelain and a variety of materials that are similar in appearance, but vary in their composition, mode of fabrication, and physical and mechanical properties. Dental Ceramics used for? - Used for crowns, fixed bridges, inlays, onlays, and veneers -inlays: fillings on occlusal -onlays: fillings on cusps Type of material for dental cera...

Biomaterials Exam 8 (chapter 14 & 15) Q&A with 100% Solutions | Graded A+ | 2024 Dental Cements - Few materials in dentistry are used as frequently or with as many applications as dental cements -No single cement is universally acceptable for all applications -Many dental cements have inferior strength and high solubility when compared with other restorative materials. -important that the oral health practitioner have a thorough understanding of cement uses, properties, limitations, and...

Provide a comprehensive definition of "Biomaterials" Ans: any material (natural or synthetic) that comes in contact with bodily fluids and human tissue and is intended for use in medicine What are the general application areas of biomaterials Ans: storage of body fluids, surgery tools and clothing, biomedical devices and implants What is meant by the term "biocompatibility" Ans: - the ability of a biomedical device to perform with an appropriate host response in a specific applicati...

Biomaterials Exam 7 (chapter 13) Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Latest Update | 2024 Proper finishing, polishing, and cleaning of tooth structures and restorative materials is clinically relevant because... - this improves esthetic and tissue health, while increasing the longevity of the restorative material. -We must carefully evaluate the clinical procedures used for the removal of stains and soft deposits with the use of abrasives. Abrasion, Finishing, and Polishing are what ty...

Biomaterials Exam 2 (Chapter 16) Questions and Answers 100% Pass | Latest Update Gypsum - Most frequently used to make replicas of the patient's mouth: called diagnostic casts, working casts, and dies -stone/plaster make positive impressions (white) -Ideal for making replicas of the oral cavity -dihydrate of calcium sulfate Diagnostic casts - also called study models -are used to plan treatment and observe the oral structures of the mouth -ortho treatment of alignment, retainers, whit...

Additive Manufacturing Certification Test Set Questions With Correct Answers - Additive Manufacturing Introduction - Machine Types - Materials - Model Preparation - File Export Settings - Machine Preparation - Printing the Part - Post Printing - Part Finishing - Software Options What are the primary printing methods? - ANSWER : 1. Fused Deposition Modeling 2. Stereolithography What are some things that can be printed? - ANSWER : 1. Plastics 2. Biomaterial - skin cells, organ cells...

BIOE Exam 1 Question and answers correctly solved 2024/2025 BIOE Exam 1 Bioengineering - correct answer integrates physical, chemical, mathematical, and computational sciences and engineering principles to study biology, medicine, and behavior Biomaterial - correct answer A nonviable material used in a medical device, intended to interact with biological systems Selection Criteria - correct answer availability/cost effectiveness ability to change shape mechanical properties n...

(UCB) ME C117 Structural Aspects of Biomaterials Midterm Exam Guide 2024.v(UCB) ME C117 Structural Aspects of Biomaterials Midterm Exam Guide 2024.(UCB) ME C117 Structural Aspects of Biomaterials Midterm Exam Guide 2024.

Dry-basis MC (Moisture Content) possible percentages vs Green-basis MC possible percentages. correct answers Dry-basis MC COULD be higher than 100% (but doesn't have to be). Green-basis should be lower than 100% (100% MC = no solid, just water). Dry-basis definition vs Green-basis definition. correct answers Dry-basis: 6g of *dry* wood mass *holds* 4g water (MC = 67%). - The amount of water is 67% of plant cell mass [(4/6)*100 = 67%] Green-basis: 10g of *moisture-containing* wood *c...

Class 1 - ANSWERLow risk devices that don't require FDA approval before marketing Ex: Clamps or Bandaids Class 2 - ANSWERMore risk than Class 1 but not life sustaining Ex: surgical needles Class 3 - ANSWERLife sustaining Ex: heart valve Combination Product - ANSWERusually drug+device Ex: condom with spermicide Hemotoxylin and Eosin Stain - ANSWERused for general morphology, stains pink and blue Collagen Stain - ANSWERMasson's Trichrome (blue) to see live cells Bacteria Stain ...