Biomedical Equipment Maintenance Assistant

The course delves into the tools and techniques used for servicing and maintaining medical equipment, including soldering, de-soldering, and the use of test and measuring instruments. It explores the fundamental concepts of electrical current, voltage, and power, enabling learners to understand the working principles of passive components like resistors, capacitors, and inductors. Active components, such as semiconductors and integrated circuits, are also covered in detail, providing insights into their design, testing, and applications in medical instrumentation. Biomedical instrumentation and measurement form a crucial part of the course, covering topics such as the man-instrument system, physiological systems of the human body, sources of bio-electric potentials, and the use of microscopes. ECG machines, pH meters, patient monitors, and diagnostic equipment are thoroughly examined, including their working principles, testing procedures, and calibration techniques. The course concludes with a focus on employability skills, preparing learners for success in the medical equipment and devices industry.