Science: Biomedical Engineering

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Why do engineers test prototypes?

Engineers test prototypes to collect data to see if the design works and what should be fixed.

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Why is redesign an important part of engineering?

Redesign lets engineers make the design better using data.

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Trade-off

A trade-off is when you give up one advantage to gain another.

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What does it mean to optimize a design?

To optimize a design is to make it better.

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Why isn't the strongest design always the best design?

A design must meet its criteria and constraints like cost or safety, not only strength.

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Prosthesis

A prosthesis is an artificial replacement for a missing body part.

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Biomedical Engineering

Biomedical engineering is engineering that has to do with human health and body.

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What is the purpose of a prototype?

A prototype is an early model that you test so you can make improvements.

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What is the difference between a criterion and a constraint?

A criterion is a requirement for a successful design, while a constraint is a limitation on the design.

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How can technology help people overcome physical limitations?

Technology helps us support or replace body functions.

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Why do engineers have to consider both criteria and constraints?

Criteria set the goals, while constraints set the limits. A good design needs to meet both.

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How are science, engineering, and technology related?

Science gives knowledge about nature. Engineering creates solutions. Technology is the tools and products built from those solutions. They all work together.

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Biomechanics

Biomechanics is the study of how living things move.

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How does structure relate to function?

The structure of something shapes/determines what it can do.

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Why is evidence important when evaluating a design?

Evidence is data or information that tells us if a design works well.

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How can two different designs solve the same problem?

Two designs can be different, but both can work and meet the same criteria.

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Why might an engineer need to consider environmental effects?

A design can harm the environment when it is being made, used, or thrown away. Environmental harm can also harm people.

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How can data be used to improve a prototype?

Data can show weaknesses that tell us what to improve.

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Why is testing more than once useful?

Testing more than once helps us find weaknesses and check if our improvements work.

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What makes a solution successful?

A successful solution meets its criteria and works with the constaints.

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Criteria/Criterion

the requirements of a design (a checklist)

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Constraints

the limitations of a design (like money or time)