Biomedical Measurements

What is the Function of a Phonocardiograph?

A phonocardiogram is a recording of the heart sounds and murmurs. The instrument used to make this recording is called…

4 years ago

Key Factors to Consider in the Design and Operation of Electrocardiograph

There are various factors that must be considered in the design and application of the electrocardiograph. These key factors must…

4 years ago

Functions & Types of Pneumotachometers for Biomedical Measurements

Pneumotachometers are instruments that measure the instantaneous rate of volume flow of respired gases. They can be broadly classified into…

4 years ago

Key factors that affect or limit Biomedical Measurements

Low measurement ranges – Biomedical instruments are used to measure various medical and physiological parameters. Most of the parameter measurement…

4 years ago

Key Features of a Disposable Blood Pressure Sensor

Disposable blood pressure sensors are made of clear plastic so that air bubbles are easily seen Figure (a) Disposable blood…

4 years ago

3 Sources of Noise in Biomedical Measurement Systems

Biomedical measurements involve low-level signals which are susceptible to noise interference. We have 3 common sources of noise in biomedical…

4 years ago

Types of Oximeters

The types of Oximeters commonly used to measure percentage oxygen saturation of circulating blood include: Pulse oximeter Ear oximeter Skin…

5 years ago

The Process of Oximetry in Biomedical Measurements

Oximetry is the determination of the percentage oxygen saturation of the circulating arterial blood. Where, [HbO2] is the concentration of…

5 years ago

Key Considerations in Respiratory Measurements & Instrumentation Involved

Airflow The airflow in the respiratory system is normally laminar. However, during heavy breathing or when there is an obstruction,…

5 years ago

Blood Pressure Measurement

Introduction The blood pressure is considered a good indicator of the status of the cardiovascular system. The blood pressure can…

5 years ago