Student Learning Outcomes
This course fulfils course requirements for the Biomedical Equipment Technology program. This course provides continued study in the theory of operation of medical and test equipment. In addition, the theory of circuit analysis, calibration procedures, troubleshooting techniques, and safety precautions are covered. The student will become familiar with various types of test equipment associated with clinical instrumentation. Upon completion, students will be able to repair, calibrate and certify that medical equipment meets manufacture specifications.Student Learning Outcomes
- Discuss blood flow in the human body and its relationship to various pump and pressure meters.
- Analyze how biomedical transducers convert measured quantities into electrical signals.
- Perform functional checks on various types of medical equipment including EKG's, ESU's, etc.
- Perform equipment inspections and necessary maintenance on lab equipment including centrifuges and microscopes.
- Compose and execute a capstone project relevant to the HTM industry.
- Inspect, troubleshoot & repair various equipment including dental & general nursing items.
- Create, write and close work orders utilizing appropriate documentation standards.
- Analyze work order documentation
Prerequisites
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