What is a major advancement in prosthetics?

Prosthetics can now be controlled by the nervous system

How do vaccines protect public health?

They train the immune system to recognize diseases

Why is robotic surgery beneficial?

Robots never need rest and reduce human error

Why is over-reliance on AI in medicine a concern?

AI can malfunction and lacks human judgment

What is herd immunity?

When a large portion of a population becomes immune, slowing disease spread

How do biomedical engineers contribute to public health?

They develop new vaccines, prosthetics, and medical devices

How has artificial intelligence (AI) impacted medicine?

It helps improve diagnosis accuracy

Why do viruses like the flu require new vaccines every year?

Viruses mutate and evolve, requiring updated immunity

Would you let a robot perform surgery on you?

I volunteer Mr. Hahn as tribute, Heck no!, Heck yeah!

What is a key historical success of vaccines?

Complete eradication of smallpox

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What is a major advancement in prosthetics?
Prosthetics can now be controlled by the nervous system
Prosthetics haven't increased in functionality
Prosthetics completely replace natural limbs giving you superhuman strength
You can get a really cool peg leg for cheap
2
How do vaccines protect public health?
They train the immune system to recognize diseases
They instantly cure infections
They only work for children under 6-7 years of age
They prevent people from ever getting sick again
3
Biomedical Engineering combines engineering with medicine and the life sciences
No
IDK I slept through your presentation
Yes
4
Why is robotic surgery beneficial?
Robots never need rest and reduce human error
Robots make surgery unnecessary
Robots are cheaper than human doctors
Robots can cure all diseases
5
Why is over-reliance on AI in medicine a concern?
AI can only be used in large hospitals
AI eliminates the need for patient-doctor interactions
AI is always more accurate than human doctors
AI can malfunction and lacks human judgment
6
What is herd immunity?
When one person’s immunity protects everyone around them
when animals develop immunity faster tha humans
When a large portion of a population becomes immune, slowing disease spread
When only sick people are quarantined to stop a disease
7
Which of these is an example of a biomedical device?
A telescop
A microwave
A hammer
A stethoscope
8
How do biomedical engineers contribute to public health?
They focus solely on robotic surgery
They develop new vaccines, prosthetics, and medical devices
They diagnose diseases in hospitals
They make ironman suits
9
How has artificial intelligence (AI) impacted medicine?
It prevents all human errors in healthcare
It has replaced doctors completely
It slows down medical research
It helps improve diagnosis accuracy
10
Why do viruses like the flu require new vaccines every year?
The human immune system forgets how to fight the virus
Vaccines lose effectiveness after a few months
Your immune system gives up every january
Viruses mutate and evolve, requiring updated immunity
11
Would you let a robot perform surgery on you?
I volunteer Mr. Hahn as tribute
Heck no!
Heck yeah!
12
What do prosthetic limbs help with?
Fixing broken bones
Making people run faster than normal
Replacing lost body parts
Improving speech
13
One virus has become completely eradicated thanks to vaccines
False
True
14
There are no cons to AI in healthcare
False
True
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What is a key historical success of vaccines?
They make you smarter
They make you really really good at sports
Complete eradication of smallpox
Vaccines eliminated the flu permanently

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