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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...

Provide a comprehensive definition of the term "Biomaterial". - ANSWER Any material (natural or synthetic) that comes in contact with human tissue or bodily fluids and is intended for medical use What are the general applications areas of biomaterials? - ANSWER - Storage of bodily fluids and tissues - Surgery - Biomedical devices and implants - Wound healing - Diagnosis and monitoring

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Describe the different parts of a typical antibody molecule? Ans: Y-structure Heavy chain is lower portion and upper portion of Y, macrophage binding domain Light chain is upper arms of Y, hypervariable antigen binding domain 2 heavy chains, 2 light chains One constant macrophage binding domain one hypervariable antigen binding region What is meant by opsonization? Ans: When a pathogen is tagged by antibodies, complement or other molecules to facilitate consumption by a macrophage or n...

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65 yo F has a 3 month hx of *increasing low back pain*. Had low back pain for past 3 yrs that's been treated w/NSAIDs and codeine. Now rated as 7/10 in severity. Pain radiates to both legs, worsens when walking or standing & Relieved when sitting. 1 YEAR AGO: X ray lumbosacral spine: mild osteoarthritis. Exam: 4/5 mm strength LE, hyporeflexia of knees&ankles b/, unsteady gait b/c of pain. No other abnormalities. Most appropriate diagnostic study of lumbosacral spine to order at this t...

65 yo F has a 3 month hx of *increasing low back pain*. Had low back pain for past 3 yrs that's been treated w/NSAIDs and codeine. Now rated as 7/10 in severity. Pain radiates to both legs, worsens when walking or standing & Relieved when sitting. 1 YEAR AGO: X ray lumbosacral spine: mild osteoarthritis. Exam: 4/5 mm strength LE, hyporeflexia of knees&ankles b/, unsteady gait b/c of pain. No other abnormalities. Most appropriate diagnostic study of lumbosacral spine to order at this t...

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