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UNIT 10MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

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Look at the picture in your book and try to answer

the questions

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The AbioCor Atificial heart

system

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1. What kind of patient is the artificial heart for?

2. What does the artificial heart contain?

3. Why are there two batteries?

4. How is the internal battery charged?

5. What is the controller for?

The AbioCor is an artificial heart made of titanium and plastic. It is for the patients with very serious heart problems who are waiting for a heart transplant.It contains a hydraulic pump and a valve which lets the hydraulic fluid from one side of the heart to other. When the fluid moves to right, blood is pumped to the lungs. When the fluid moves to the left, blood is pumped to the rest of the body.The system has two batteries: one internal, inside the patient’s body, and one external. The internal battery lasts up to forty minutes. This is long enough for the patient to have a shower or to change the external battery. The external battery lasts four to five hours.The external battery provides power using a wireless energy transfer system. A coil on the patient’s skin induces power in a coil inside the body. This operates the controller and charges the internal battery.The controller contains a micro processor which decides the best heart rate for the patient at any time.

Patient waiting for a transplant.

A hydraulic pump and a valve.

External battery powers the system. The internal battery has enough power to change external battery or to have a shower.By induction

To decide the best heart rate at any time

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It’s my job

Before doing the activity in the book please do the activity given on the next slide. Your teacher’ll stop the recording after each paragraph for a short while

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My a.special/ b. especial area is electronic a. assistive/ b. assertive technology, or EAT for short. I work for a company which makes a. equipment/ b. systems to help severely a. disabled/ b. abled people. I mean people who a. can/ b. can’t walk, people who have very limited movement – perhaps they can move only their a. head/ b. hand.

We make equipment which helps these people to live as a. independently/ b. dependently as a.possible/ b . impossible. By moving their a. chain/ b. chin, by blowing down a tube, or simply by speaking, they can a.send/b. receive an email, a.adjust/ b. control the temperature in the room, or a. operate/b. use a TV.

In this kind of work, you need a knowledge of a. mechatronics/ b. megatronics. That’s where mechanics, electronics, and software engineering a. meet/ b. greet. Take a page-turner, for example. It’s a device which turns the pages of a book or magazine. The a. input/ b. output can be a a. pneumatic/ b. air switch – that’s a switch worked by air pressure. You operate it by sucking or blowing down a tube. These signals are a. interpreted/ b. translated by a a. microprocessor/ b. microsissor which controls the mechanism which turns the pages. That mechanism uses electrical and mechanical devices. All three a. branches/ b. roots of engineering combine to make it work.

It’s an a.exciting/ b. boring job. Each a. development/ b. employment in technology means new possibilities for disabled people.

Choose the right word while listening32 Track 32.mp3

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LANGUAGE SPOTRELATIVE CLAUSES

1. A pacemaker is a device for people who have heart problems.

Pacemaker is a device for people.

A page turner is a device

The people have heart problems.

The device turns the pages of a book or magazine.

Example# 2

which turns the pages of books or magazine.

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Now youJoin the given sentences

1. The ultracane is a device.2. This device helps blind people.

1. The ultracane is a device which helps blind people

1. A cardiac patient is a person.2. The person is being treated for a heart problem.

1. A cardiac patient is a person who is being treated for a heart problem.

Important noteFor ultracane or ultracanes we use whichand for patient or patients we use who

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Match column A with column BYo u c a n w o r k i n p a i r s

A1. Hearing aid

2. X-ray technician

3. X-ray camera

4. Lab technician

5. Kidney machine

6. Personal alarm

7. Bioengineer

8. CAT scanner

9. Pacemaker

10. wheelchair

B Applies engineering principles to medical problems

Helps people with damaged kidneys

People can use to call for help in an emergency

Take 3-D images of the brain and other organs

Helps people who cannot walk

Helps people with heart problems

Works in a scientific laboratory

Helps deaf people

Specializes in taking and processing x-rays

Takes pictures of bones and organs in the body

Answers

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Match column A with column BYo u c a n w o r k i n p a i r s

B

Applies engineering principles to medical problems

Helps people with damaged kidneys

People can use to call for help in an emergency

Take 3-D images of the brain and other organs

Helps people who cannot walk

Helps people with heart problems

Works in a scientific laboratory

Helps deaf people

Specializes in taking and processing x-rays

Takes pictures of bones and organs in the body

A1. Hearing aid

2. X-ray technician

3. X-ray camera

4. Lab technician

5. Kidney machine

6. Personal alarm

7. Bioengineer

8. CAT scanner

9. Pacemaker

10. wheelchair

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Blind people or people __________________often use a cane to feel their way when walking. The ultracane is a new type of cane ___________________________ ___________________It uses echo-location, like a bat, to detect objects around the blind person. Some people call it the Batcane. The cane transmits ultrasound signals. These reflected by objects Sensors on the cane receive the reflected signals which are passed to a microprocessor_______________ _____________________________ There are four buttons on the handle of the cane- the two ___________________ _________________are on the top, and the two which are for objects on the left and right on the back. These buttons vibrate when an object is detected. The larger the object, the larger the vibration.People _____________________say that with a little practice they can use these vibrations to make a mental map of their surroundings as they walk. Because cane uses vibrations, not noise, they can also use their ears for additional information about their surroundings. The engineers ___________________are now planning new uses of echo-location to help the blind.

who cannot see well which helps blind people to avoid

obstacles in their path.

which are near the blind person. which calculates

the position and size of the object. which are for objects in

front and overhead

who have tried the cane

who invented the cane

Fill the gaps with information given in your book(a-g) use which for thing/s and who for person/s

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VOCABULARYopposites (Words are better remembered in pairs of opposites)

1. Backwards

2. __________

3. _________

4. Input

5. Open

6. __________________

7. Wind /ai/

a. __________

clockwise b. anticlockwise

c. external

d. _______

close/ shut

f. step-down gear

g. __________

internal

output

Step-up gear

unwind

forwards

e. ___________

forwards

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Customer careGiving clear instructions

1. When you see two red lights flashing at the top of joystick, this means it is time to charge the batteries.

2. Choose a well ventilated place to charge the batteries.3. Connect the charger supplied to the wheelchair and to the mains.

4. When the charger is connected, you will see a yellow light on the control panel.

5. Leave the charger connected until you see a green light. This means the batteries are fully charged.

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PRONUNCIATIONWe link the two sounds if the following word starts

with a vowel sound

1. A curtain opener

2. A window opener

3. A personal alarm

6. A domestic appliance

8. A diesel engine

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A CT scanner essentially comprises of a table, a computer, and a gantry (the ‘donut’ shaped ring casing). Inside the gantry is an x-ray tube and a ring of radiation detectors which surround the table. During a CT scan, the x-ray tube spins around the patient emitting x-rays, which pass through the patient’s body. The amount of radiation absorbed by the patient is measured by the detectors. This information is then sent to a computer, which uses these measurements, the position of the patient and the angle the radiation was detected at, to decide whether each part of the patient scanned comprises of air, fluid, bone, fat, or muscle. This information is then displayed as a picture. In this way, a CT scanner enables a doctor to look at the body slice by slice.

Description of CT scanner

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PAIRWORKDo this activities as a class: in

pairs or groups

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CHECKLISTI know key terms in medical technology

Medical technology terms

Artificial adj

Hydraulic adj

Rechargeable adj

Accuracy N

Coil N

Image N

Joystick N

Scanner N

Sell-by date N

Ultrasound N

Valve N

Web page N

Calculate V

Reflect V

Vibrate V

verbs nouns adjectives

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I CAN SPELL THIS1. ……….. ………. ……….. i c …… L T ….. ……. …… ….. o…….. o ……..yM e d a e c h n l g

2. R ___ c___ a r ___ ____ ____ b ____ ee h g e a l

3. W ____ e_____ _____c______ a_____ rh e l h i

4. A ____ t____ f____ c ___ ____ lr i i i a

5. ___ ____ t r___ s___ ___ ndU l a o u

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1. Hydraulic

2. Artificial

3. Rechargeable

4. Accuracy

5. Coil

6. Image

7. Joystick

8. scanner

d. operated by or involving the pressure of water or some other liquid

a.made by people, often as a copy of something natural

e. able to be recharged

g. being exact or correct

f. a length of rope, hair or wire, arranged into a series of circles, one above the other

c. a picture in your mind or an idea of how someone or something is

h. a vertical handle which can be moved forwards, backwards and sideways to control the direction

b.a device for making images of the inside of the body

Match the words with there meanings

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1. Please check ____________before buying food.

2. They visited the hospital for an ______________

3. It was a weak heart __________ that caused his death.

4. I have successfully made my first ____________ now people can visit it while surfing.

5. The cost of the damage after tsunami in Japan was ____________ as $5 million

6. You can see your ___________ in the water.

Fill in the gaps with the given words: you can change word forms

Reflect, webpage, valve, sell-by date, calculate, ultrasound

sell-by date

ultrasound

valve

webpage

calculated

Reflection

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Match the pictures with the words

1. cane, 2, bioengineer, 3. x-ray technician, 4. external, 5. anticlockwise, 6. reflect, 7. CT scanner, 8. backwards, 9. wheelchair, 10. pacemaker (heart), 11. lab technician, 12. hearing aid,

A B C D

E F G H

I J K L

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I can make definitions with relative clauses

1. A scanner is a device __________ reads books and documents out loud.

2. Blind people or people ______ cannot see well use cane.

3. RP6 is a robot ___________ allows doctors anywhere in the world to communicate directly with their patients in their hospital beds.

4. Lab technician is a person _________ works in a scientific laboratory.

5. Kidney machine is a device _________ helps people with damaged kidneys.

which

which

who

who

which

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My reading is good enough to understand most of the texts on medical technology

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Put these words in the blanks they go

NaturalNews) Scottish scientists have developed a light-1. _________, portable bandage that has been shown to2. ________skin cancer in a quicker, less painful way than 3. ____________ treatments. The metallic, adhesive bandage was created by physicist Ifor Samuel of the University of St. Andrews and dermatologist James Ferguson of Ninewells Hospital Dundee, and contains its own light 4. ________ connected to a small, portable 5. _________. The patch uses an organic diode that emits lights when a 6. _____voltage electric current passes through it, and is portable enough that patients can 7. _________ around during their daily treatment.

fight, emitting, conventional, move , battery, low-, source

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Scottish scientists have developed a light-emitting, portable bandage that has been shown to fight skin cancer in a quicker, less painful way than conventional treatments. The metallic, adhesive bandage was created by physicist Ifor Samuel of the University of St. Andrews and dermatologist James Ferguson of Ninewells Hospital Dundee, and contains its own light source connected to a small, portable battery. The patch uses an organic diode that emits lights when a low-voltage electric current passes through it, and is portable enough that patients can move around during their daily treatment."It can be worn by the patient in a similar way to a sticking plaster (bandage), while the battery is carried like an iPod," Samuel said. The device builds on an existing conventional treatment method called photodynamic therapy treatment (PDT), which uses intense light to help a topical pharmaceutical cream be absorbed into the skin. Traditional PDT treatments tend to be painful and require patients to lie beneath a light for several hours. "This new device will have a major impact on the treatment of skin cancers," said Ferguson. "The light-emitting patch is a low-cost, portable and convenient method of treatment. Our initial pilot trials have already shown its effectiveness and we find patients requesting this treatment over conventional methods."

1. The light source is powered by a ________battery

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Scottish scientists have developed a light-emitting, portable bandage that has been shown to fight skin cancer in a quicker, less painful way than conventional treatments. The metallic, adhesive bandage was created by physicist Ifor Samuel of the University of St. Andrews and dermatologist James Ferguson of Ninewells Hospital Dundee, and contains its own light source connected to a small, portable battery. The patch uses an organic diode that emits lights when a low-voltage electric current passes through it, and is portable enough that patients can move around during their daily treatment."It can be worn by the patient in a similar way to a sticking plaster (bandage), while the battery is carried like an iPod," Samuel said. The device builds on an existing conventional treatment method called photodynamic therapy treatment (PDT), which uses intense light to help a topical pharmaceutical cream be absorbed into the skin. Traditional PDT treatments tend to be painful and require patients to lie beneath a light for several hours. "This new device will have a major impact on the treatment of skin cancers," said Ferguson. "The light-emitting patch is a low-cost, portable and convenient method of treatment. Our initial pilot trials have already shown its effectiveness and we find patients requesting this treatment over conventional methods."

Choose the correct statement

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a. This treatment is painful.b. It’s based on PDT.c. It is used against all sorts of cancer.d. It uses an internal light source.

Back

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"If there are any idiots in the room, will they please stand up" said the sarcastic lecturer.

After a long silence, one freshman rose to his feet. "Now then mister, why do you consider yourself an idiot?" enquired the lecturer with a sneer.

"Well, actually I don't," said the student, "but I hate to see you standing up there all by yourself."

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