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Coulter counter measures
blood cell count, anaemia
glucose monitor measures and diagnoses
glucose, diabetes
pulse oximeter measures and diagnoses
blood oxygen content, respiratory diseases
electrocardiogram measures and diagnoses
electroactivity of the heart, cardiac arrhythmia
polymerase chain reaction measures and diagnoses
RNA sequences, COVID
thromboelastograph measures and diagnoses
properties of blood clot, thrombophilia
ultrasound measures and diagnoses
blood velocity stenotic vessel
hypothermia
low body temperature, cold exposure, shock
hyperthermia
high body temperature, infection, overexertion
devices that measure temperature
mercury thermometer, thermistors
thermistors properties
resister that changes resistance with temperature
resistance is measured by a direct current that passes through thermistor to measure volt drop
negative temperature coefficient (NTC) resistors
resistance decreases with increasing temperature
positive temperature coefficient(PTC) resistors
resistance increases with increasing temperature
describe band theory
Band theory is a model in solid-state physics that explains how electrons behave in solids, especially in metals, semiconductors, and insulators.
describe the valence band
highest filled energy levels-requires the most energy to displace electrons
describe the conduction band
higher band where electrons move freely, no energy required
what is the band gap
energy difference between valence and conduction bands
metals band theory
bands overlap causing conduction
semidoncudtor band theory
small gap, conducts with energy input
insulator band theory
large gap, no conduction
what does the Steinhart hart equation describe
the non linear relationship between resistance and temperature
steinhart-hart equation
where a and c are Steinhart parameters
R is resistance
T is temperature (K)
advantages of thermistors
high accuracy (<0.01 C)
fast response rate
disposabledi
advantages of thermistors
need calibration
may suffer from self heating
requires direct contact