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What is biomedical engineering?
Biomedical engineering applies engineering to healthcare — designing medical devices, diagnostics, prosthetics, and hospital systems where biology and regulation meet hardware and software.
Exam tip: keep SI units consistent end-to-end, write the governing relation symbolically before substituting, and sanity-check magnitude and sign.
Understand the concept
Work spans imaging systems, pacemakers, lab equipment, and tissue engineering. Regulatory standards (ISO 13485, FDA clearance) and clinical validation are central to the field.
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