SRM UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
BM0307 BIO MEDICAL INSTRUMENTATION
Course Code: BM0307 STAFF NAME: S. Vijayalakshmi
Course Title: BIO MEDICAL INSTRUMENTATION
Semester: V SEM B. Tech – Third Year
Course Timings:
DAY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Day1 BM0307
Day2 BM0307
Day3 BM0307
th
Location: Architecture Annexure block 4 Floor – BioMedicalInstrumentationLab-1
Faculty Name: Ms. S. Vijayalakshmi
Faculty email ID: [email protected]
L T P C
BM0307 BIO MEDICAL INSTRUMANTATION 3 0 0 3
Prerequisite
Nil
PURPOSE
To enable the students to develop knowledge of how instruments work in the various department and laboratories of
a hospital and thereby recognize their limitations.
INSTRUCTIONAL OBJECTIVES
The students will be able to
Interpret technical aspects of medicine
Solve Engineering Problems related to medical field
Understand medical diagnosis and therapy
Course outcome Program outcome
1. To familiarize students with various medical 1. Ability to understand diagnosis and therapy
equipments and their technical aspects related equipments
2. To introduce students to the measurements 2. Understanding the problem and ability to
involved in some medical equipments. identify the necessity of an equipment to a
specific problem
UNIT-1 PHYSIOLOGY OF SYSTEMS AND ELECTRODES
Man Instrument system-Physiology systems of the body. Bioelectric potential - Resting and action potential -
Biopotential electrodes - different types of electrodes - Equivalent circuits for electrodes-Biochemical Transducers.
UNIT-2 CARDIOVASCULAR AND RESPIRATORY SYSTEM AND ITS MEASUREMENTS
Cardiovascular system - Blood pressure - characteristics of blood flow - Heart sounds - ECG - Measurement of blood
pressure, blood flow, heart sounds and cardiac output Plethysmography. Elements of ICU.Physiology of Respiratory
system - Tests and Instrumentation for the mechanics of breathing-Gas Exchange and distribution-Respiratory
therapy Equipment.
UNIT-3 NERVOUS SYSTEM AND ITS MEASUREMENTS
Nervous system - Neuronal communication organisation of the brain - Neuronal receptors - somatic nervous system -
spinal reflexes - Autonomic nervous system - Neuronal firing measurements - EEG - EMG - Psychophysiological
measurements - Instruments for testing Motor Responses - Instruments for sensory measurements - Instrumentation
for the Experimental Analysis of Behavior - Bio feed back instrumentation .
UNIT-4 ASSISTING DEVICES, THERAPEUTIC DEVICES AND BIO TELEMETRY
Pacemaker - Defibrillators - Heart lung machine - Ventilator - Diathermy - Dialysing Unit. Bio telemetry -
Introduction - Physiological parameters - Components - Implantable units - Applications.
UNIT-5 CHEMICAL TRANSDUCERS
Introduction - Blood gases - Dalton's law - Henry's law - The pO2 of blood - Reference electrodes - the pO2
electrode - membrane Electrodes - Blood gas analysis - Acid base balance - Transcutaneous pO2 and pCo2
transducers - fiber optic chemical transducers - Ion - specific Electrodes - Ionic content of blood - FET chemosensors
- Glucose electrodes - Calorimeters and spectrophotometers flame photometer - Respiratory gases - oxygen uptake
and concentration - Gaseous carbon Dioxide Analysis - Nitrogen analyzer - Mass spectrometer - Velocity of sound
Analyzer.
TEXT BOOK
Leslie Cromwell, Fred J. Weibell, Erich A. Pfeiffer, Biomedical Instrumentation and Measurements, PHI,
2nd Edition, 2004
REFERENCE BOOKS
Khandpur R.S., Hand book of Biomedical Instrumentation, Tata McGraw Hill, 2004
L.A. Geddes and L.E. Baker, Principles of Applied Biomedical Instrumentation, John Wiley & Sons, Inc,
1989
Richard Aston, Principles of Biomedical Instrumentation and Measurement, Merrill Publishing Company,
1990
Jacobson B. and Webster J.G., Medical Clinical Engineers, Prentice Hall Inc., 1979
John .G Webster, Editor, Medical Instrumentation, Application and Design, John Wiley and Sons Inc1998
Reference Teaching
S.NO Day Order Hours Topics to be covered
books method
UNIT-I
Introduction about physiology System
1. Day 1 2 T1 BB
and electrode
Man Instrument system-Physiology
2. Day 2 5 T1 BB
systems of the body
3. Day 3 3 Introduction about action potential T1 BB
4. Day 1 2 Resting and action potential R1 BB
5. Day 2 5 Different types of electrode R1 PPT
Suction cub and electrode used for
6. Day 3 3 R1 PPT
EEG and ECG
7. Day 1 2 Equivalent circuits for electrode R2 BB
8. Day 2 5 Biochemical transducer R2 BB
UNIT-II
Introduction about Cardiovascular
9. Day 3 3 respiratory system and its
measurements
10. Day 1 2 Blood pressure Measurements T1 BB
Characteristics of blood flow heart
11. Day 2 5 T1 BB
sound
12. Day 3 3 ECG equipment and ECG electrode T1 PPT
Measurement of blood pressure, blood
13. Day 1 2 T1 BB
flow, heart sounds
14. Day 2 5 Cardiac output Plethysmography T1 BB
15. Day 3 3 ICU equipments T1 BB
Physiology of Respiratory system,
16. Day 1 2 Tests and Instrumentation for the T1 BB
mechanics of breathing.
Exchange and distribution-Respiratory
17. Day 2 5 T1 BB
therapy Equipment.
UNIT -III
Nervous system - Neuronal
18. Day 3 3 communication organization of the T1 BB
brain
Neuronal receptors - somatic nervous
19. Day 1 2 system - spinal reflexes - Autonomic T2 BB
nervous system
20. Day 2 5 Neuronal firing measurements - EEG T2 BB
21. Day 3 3 EMG Equipments T2 BB
Psycho physiological measurements -
22. Day 1 2 Instruments for testing Motor R4 BB
Responses
23. Day 2 5 Instruments for sensory measurements R4 BB
Instrumentation for the Experimental
24. Day 3 3 R4 BB
Analysis of Behavior
25. Day 1 2 Bio feedback instrumentation. R4 BB
UNIT-IV
Introduction about assisting device,
26. Day 2 5 R3 PPT
therapeutic device and biotelemetry
27. Day 3 3 Pacemaker and application R3 PPT
Defibrillator internal defibrillator and
28. Day 1 2 R3 PPT
external defibrillator
29. Day 2 5 Heart lung machine R3 PPT
30. Day 3 3 Ventilator introduction and principle R3 PPT
Ventilator function and neonatal
31. Day 1 2 R3 BB
ventilator, diathermy,Dialysing unit
Bio telemetry - Introduction -
32. Day 2 5 R3 BB
Physiological parameters
Components - Implantable units -
33. Day 3 3 R3 BB
Applications
UNIT-V
Chemical transducer
34. Day 1 2 Introduction - Blood gases, Dalton’s R5 BB
law - Henry's law - The pO2 of blood
Reference electrodes - the pO2
35. Day 2 5 R5 BB
electrode
membrane Electrodes, Blood gas
36. Day 3 3 R5 BB
analysis - Acid base balance
Transcutaneous pO2 and pCo2
37. Day 1 2 transducers, fiber optic chemical R5 BB
transducers
Ion - specific Electrodes - Ionic content
38. Day 2 5 CM BB
of blood
FET chemo sensors - Glucose
39. Day 3 3 T1 BB
electrodes
Calorimeters and spectrophotometers
40. Day 1 2 flame photometer - Respiratory gases, T1 BB
Velocity of sound Analyzer
oxygen uptake and concentration,
41. Day 2 5 T1 BB
Gaseous carbon Dioxide Analysis
42. Day 3 3 Nitrogen analyzer - Mass spectrometer T1 BB
Activities and Revision (Objective
43. Day 1 2 - -
tests) on Unit-1
Activities and Revision (Objective
44. Day 2 5 - -
tests) on Unit-2
Activities and Revision (Objective
45. Day 3 3 - -
tests) on Unit-3
Activities and Revision (Objective
46. Day 1 2 - -
tests) on Unit-4
Activities and Revision (Objective
47. Day 2 5 - -
tests) on Unit-5
Total hours: 47
Test Portions:
Cycle test I: Unit 1 & Unit 2
Cycle test II: Unit 3 & Unit 4
Model Exam: All 5 units
Assessment details:
Cycle Test 1 – 10 marks
Surprise Test 1 - 5 marks
Cycle Test 2 – 10 marks
Attendance- 5 marks
Model Exam -20marks
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