GATE Sensors and Bioinstrumentation: Physiological Measurements – Previous Year Questions
10 GATE previous year questions on Physiological Measurements (Sensors and Bioinstrumentation, Biomedical Engineering) with answers and explanations, from every paper.
- GATE 2020 BM Q13 – Which equipment measures blood-vessel elasticity in vivo?
- GATE 2020 BM Q24 – During stethoscopic examination at the left midclavicular line in the fifth intercostal space, a murmur is heard between the first and second heart…
- GATE 2020 BM Q64 – A C-clamp magnetic arterial-flow probe records 3.75 nV between diametrically opposite vessel points. Inner diameter is 0.5 cm and magnetic flux…
- GATE 2021 BM Q54 – A clinician estimates cardiac output by thermodilution. A 2.0 mL saline injection at 7°C enters the right atrium, and the pulmonary-artery…
- GATE 2022 BM Q29 – Which statements about pulse oximetry are correct?
- GATE 2022 BM Q60 – A Hall-effect blood-flow meter uses magnetic field B, transverse voltage V and vessel diameter D to calculate flow. It reported 100 cm³/s. Calibration…
- GATE 2023 BM Q20 – Korotkoff sounds are used in which measurement technique?
- GATE 2024 BM Q35 – Use Wien’s displacement constant 2.898×10⁻³ m K to find the peak black-body emission wavelength of a human body at 37°C. Give μm to two decimals.
- GATE 2024 BM Q43 – In the shown pressure catheter–diaphragm sensor, liquid resistance RL arises from viscous friction. Only catheter radius is doubled, with pressure…
- GATE 2024 BM Q64 – Motor nerve stimulation is 4 cm and 24 cm from the recording site. Corresponding distal and proximal latencies are 6 and 10 ms. Find conduction…