The document provides 23 multiple choice questions related to body area networks (BAN), wireless medical telemetry systems, medical device classification standards, wireless security, biomedical signal processing, and personal cardiac care (PCC) systems. Key topics covered include pulse oximetry, sensor nodes, electrocardiography (ECG) signals, BAN communication protocols, wireless sensor network platforms, bioamplifiers, antennas, I2C and SPI protocols, network topologies, medical device regulations, wireless attacks, immune system components, CDMA, gait analysis, local field potentials, adaptive signal processing, end-tidal carbon dioxide, and real-time emergency messaging in PCC systems.
The document provides 23 multiple choice questions related to body area networks (BAN), wireless medical telemetry systems, medical device classification standards, wireless security, biomedical signal processing, and personal cardiac care (PCC) systems. Key topics covered include pulse oximetry, sensor nodes, electrocardiography (ECG) signals, BAN communication protocols, wireless sensor network platforms, bioamplifiers, antennas, I2C and SPI protocols, network topologies, medical device regulations, wireless attacks, immune system components, CDMA, gait analysis, local field potentials, adaptive signal processing, end-tidal carbon dioxide, and real-time emergency messaging in PCC systems.
The document provides 23 multiple choice questions related to body area networks (BAN), wireless medical telemetry systems, medical device classification standards, wireless security, biomedical signal processing, and personal cardiac care (PCC) systems. Key topics covered include pulse oximetry, sensor nodes, electrocardiography (ECG) signals, BAN communication protocols, wireless sensor network platforms, bioamplifiers, antennas, I2C and SPI protocols, network topologies, medical device regulations, wireless attacks, immune system components, CDMA, gait analysis, local field potentials, adaptive signal processing, end-tidal carbon dioxide, and real-time emergency messaging in PCC systems.
The document provides 23 multiple choice questions related to body area networks (BAN), wireless medical telemetry systems, medical device classification standards, wireless security, biomedical signal processing, and personal cardiac care (PCC) systems. Key topics covered include pulse oximetry, sensor nodes, electrocardiography (ECG) signals, BAN communication protocols, wireless sensor network platforms, bioamplifiers, antennas, I2C and SPI protocols, network topologies, medical device regulations, wireless attacks, immune system components, CDMA, gait analysis, local field potentials, adaptive signal processing, end-tidal carbon dioxide, and real-time emergency messaging in PCC systems.
2.Nodes in BAN are broadly classified intoSingle choice.
Sensor nodes and base station
Low complexity, high complexity nodes and base station hardware and software star, mesh and cluster nodes Correct answers: Sensor nodes and base station
4.It is one of the on-body power scavenging techniqueSingle choice.
Blood rate ECG EEG Body vibration and temperature change Correct answers: Body vibration and temperature change
5.What is the typical frequency range and amplitude range of an ECG signal?Single choice.
Frequency range: 0.05 to 125 Hz and Signal amplitude: 0.1 – 5 mV
Frequency range: 250 to 1 kHz and Signal amplitude: 0.1 – 5 µV Frequency range: 500 to 1 kHz and Signal amplitude: 0.1 – 5 µV Frequency range: 0.05 to 500 Hz and Signal amplitude: 0.1 – 5 µV Correct answers: Frequency range: 0.05 to 125 Hz and Signal amplitude: 0.1 – 5 mV
6.Which of the following is wrong regarding the properties of sensors in BAN?Single choice.
They may be heterogeneous in terms of capabilities
They can be wearable in nature but not implantable They are designed to be unobtrusive to the host They may be designed to measure multiple stimuli from their environment Correct answers: They can be wearable in nature but not implantable 7.In BAN Communication Protocol Stack, MAC Layer dealsSingle choice.
with the antenna and radio hardware
with routing management and reliable data transfer with applications such as securing the communication infrastructure with channel access and contention management Correct answers: with channel access and contention management
8.Which of the following is correct regarding the BSN?Single choice.
Greater number of nodes required for accurate, wide area coverage
Multiple sensors, each perform dedicated tasks Single sensors, each perform multiple tasks Much more likely to have a fixed or static structure Correct answers: Single sensors, each perform multiple tasks
9.The majority of the WSN platforms use 8-bit or 16-bit RISC processorsSingle choice.
11.Which of the following IC is not an instrumentation amplifier?Single choice.
AD741 AD620 AD624 INA121 Correct answers: AD741
12.Which of the following is correct regarding the PCB antenna?Single choice.
High manufacturing cost
No dielectric loss Relatively Poor performance Good circuit board material Correct answers: Relatively Poor performance
13.SPI is aSingle choice.
Full-duplex, synchronous serial communication protocol
Full-duplex, asynchronous serial communication protocol Full-duplex, synchronous parallel communication protocol Full-duplex, asynchronous parallel communication protocol Correct answers: Full-duplex, synchronous serial communication protocol 14.Which of the following signal wire is not related to I2C?Single choice.
CS SDA SCL SDA and SCL Correct answers: CS
15.Which of the following is not a characteristic of a star network?Single choice.
High Latency High Bandwidth Simple and cheap slave nodes Low power consumption of slave nodes Correct answers: High Latency
16.The inductive loop in the BAN is useful for transferringSingle choice.
large packets of data
large and small packets of data small packets of data not used at all Correct answers: small packets of data
17.What is the relation between the dielectric constant of fat and muscle (assume the frequency is in 100-400 MHz range)?Single choice.
Same Different Dielectric constant of muscle is greater than fat Dielectric constant of fat is greater than muscle Correct answers: Dielectric constant of muscle is greater than fat
18.When the implant is flat, the following antenna can be used for in body communicationSingle choice.
19.What is the Return loss value which represent total reflection?Single choice.
0 1 Infinity 0.6
20.Which of the following is not a characteristics of star-mesh hybrid network?Single choice.
Large spatial coverage
Low latency and high bandwidth between master and its slaves Low latency and high bandwidth for multi-hop communication Good for local actuation or data aggregation 1.WMTS StandsSingle choice.
Wireless Medical Telehealth System
Wireless Medical Telemetry System Wireless Medical Telehealth Sector Wireless Medical Telemetry Sector Correct answers: Wireless Medical Telemetry System
2.LIPD stands for Single choice.
Low Industrial Potential Devices
Low Interference Potential Devices Less Industrial Potential Devices Less Interference Potential Devices Correct answers: Low Interference Potential Devices
3.IEEE 802.15.4 forSingle choice.
low-rate WPAN, mainly aiming at sensor/actuator networks
short-range wireless communication inside, on or around a human body high-rate WPAN supporting high data rate personal networking medium-rate WPAN Correct answers: low-rate WPAN, mainly aiming at sensor/actuator networks
4.ZigBee is a proprietary specification for wireless communication between smart objects based on the specificSingle choice.
IEEE 802.15.6 radio link layer
IEEE 802.15.4 radio link layer IEEE P802.15.3 radio link layer IEEE 802.15.1 radio link layer Correct answers: IEEE 802.15.4 radio link layer
5.IEEE 802.15.6 supportSingle choice.
star, mesh, and cluster tree logical topologies
only star topologies only mesh topologies mesh and cluster tree logical topologies Correct answers: only star topologies
6.GHTF stands for Single choice.
Global Heart Task force
Global Heat Task force Global Harmonization Task Force General Heat Task force Correct answers: Global Harmonization Task Force
7.Which of the following is not an example for class III under ‘FDA’ medical device classification?Single choice.
Heart valves Implantable defibrillators Blood bags Pacemaker Correct answers: Blood bags 8.Which of the following is not an example for class IIa under ‘EU’ medical device classification?Single choice.
9.Which of them is not a wireless attack?Single choice.
Eavesdropping MAC Spoofing Wireless Hijacking Phishing Correct answers: Phishing
10.Which of them is not a virus infection in BAN?Single choice.
Acknowledgment spoofing Time synchronization corruption Trojan horse Corrupting the routing table Correct answers: Acknowledgment spoofing
11.A compromised node may selectively reject certain messages, or may randomly drop messages, thus causing data loss and triggering costly network recovery mechanisms. Which type of attack is this?Single choice.
Message unicasting Message broadcasting Both message broadcasting and unicasting Safety issues Correct answers: Message broadcasting
13.In μTESLA, the base station generates a chain of secret keys where the last key of the chain is pickedSingle choice.
From the first key information
From the first key and second key information Randomly From the second key information Correct answers: Randomly 14.In Adaptive immune system, it consists of mainlySingle choice.
Phagocytes and Macrophages
Neutrophils and Macrophages Phagocytes and Neutrophils B cells and T cells Correct answers: B cells and T cells
15.CDMA differs from TDMA because there is noSingle choice.
Bandwidth Link Carrier Timesharing Correct answers: Timesharing
16.The group of interferers consists of stations that follow the same communication protocol as theSingle choice.
18.What is the mean-field potential generated by neurons in the vicinity of the electrode?Single choice.
Local field potential
Intracellular action potential Extracellular action potential Localised field potential Correct answers: Local field potential
19.SPINE stands for Single choice.
Signal Paralleling in Node Environment
Signal Processing in Node Environment Shift Processing in Node Environment Shift Paralleling in Node Environment Correct answers: Signal Processing in Node Environment 20.The level of carbon dioxide that is released at the end of an exhaled breath is calledSingle choice.
SpO2 CO2 EtCO2 GMCO2 Correct answers: EtCO2
21.Which of the following is not a Key Technology of PCC System?Single choice.
an implantable device for monitoring blood glucose value
an implantable device for monitoring blood pressure an implantable device for monitoring the sudden loss of consciousness an implantable device for monitoring ear infection Correct answers: an implantable device for monitoring the sudden loss of consciousness
24.Which of the following are incorrect regarding the wireless automated data collection system?Single choice.
Ease of data collection with minimum patient discomfort
Not Scalable to a large number of patients Real-time monitoring and assessment of changing physiological conditions Higher patient-to-caregiver ratio possible, while maintaining the same quality of care Correct answers: Not Scalable to a large number of patients
25.What is the stance phase of a gait cycle?Single choice.
It is the first 60% of the gait cycle and foot keeps ground contact It is the first 40% of the gait cycle and foot keeps ground contact It is the first 50% of the gait cycle and foot does not contact ground It is the first 60% of the gait cycle and foot does not contact ground Correct answers: It is the first 60% of the gait cycle and foot keeps ground contact
26.Counter measure on the data link layer isSingle choice.
FDMA CSMA TDMA GSM 1.Implantable medical devices using inductive communication operate worldwide on spectrum bands ranging ______
Low power , short range(2m) , high data range , 401-406 MHz
2.ZigBee is a proprietary specification for wireless communication
between smart objects based on the specific ______
IEEE 802.15.4 Radio link layer
3. The reflection coefficient lies in the range of ______
0<τ<1
4. Through corrupting the acknowledgement messages or send false
acknowledgement messages, an attacker can cause endless retransmission and eventually bring the network down. Which type of attack is this?
DOS attack
5. The time elapsed between successive nerve impulses is called
Giant squid
6. The most prominent in-band interferers for ISM band communication
are
RF(radio frequency) and Microwave
7. The types of attacks in physical layer are
Interface ,jamming , eavesdropping and traffic analysis
in general active and passive attacks
8. Which sensor is used to measure the body core temperature in
radio pill? DT 670 SD Silicon Diode
9.Which are the vital signs monitored in a typical patient
monitoring system?
Heart rate , Bloood Pressure , Respiratory rate, Blood Oxygen Saturation and Body temperature
10. Name the device used for the non-invasive measurement of the partial pressure of carbon dioxide (CO2) in exhaled breath expressed as the CO2 concentration over time?
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