Bio medical engineering physics notes for bio medical engineering students.Bio medical engineering physics almost covers all important topics with their graphics chapter wise which are given belowChapter 1 Bioelectricity Theory of diffusion & permeability through biological membrane Resting Membrane potential Generation & transmission of impulses Ionic channels monophasic and biphasic recordings Electrical activity of the heart Pace maker potential Electrocardiography Receptor potentialsElectrical activity of the brain Huxley model of squid giant axonChapter 2 Elasticity of living cell materials Elasticity of living cell materials Elasticity and braking strength of bones Muscle as a helical spring Introduction of biomaterials structure and properties of polymers structure and properties of Ceramics Tissue responses to implant Cellular responses to foreign soft and hard tissues uses of implants Viscosity of Elemental protoplasm Surface energies of living materials Surface tension of Bio-Fluids and its measurement Chapter 3 Radiation Biophysics-Radio Emission Radio Emission Law of radioactive decay half life period Production of radioisotopes for medical use Generation & sources of electromagnetic radiation Interaction of radiation with matter and tissue Useful and harmful effects of magnetic fields Radio waves Micro wavesUltraviolet radiation and infrared red Detection and measurements of radiation Chapter 4 Fluid Biophysics System Fluid Biophysics System Fluid flow across the membrane Ficks diffusion equation Influence of tubewell Radius of tube Length of tube and R.B.C. concentration on blood flow Total energy equation for blood The heart as a pump Chapter 5 Thermodynamics of living SystemLiving body as a thermodynamics system Thermodynamic laws applied to bio-systems Expressions for changes in internal energy negative entropy change in living systems Heat exchange, between a biological system & environment Effect of hypothermia and hyperthermia Production of ultra low and low temperature for medical use
Biomedical Physics
