Describe the working principle of a 3D scanner and its applications in fields like manufacturing, healthcare, and entertainment.

What considerations are essential when using 3D printing to create customized dental implants for patients?

Identify at least two main advantages of the technology

What type of probes must be used for super-resolutionmicroscopy and why?

Briefly describe bioinformatics?

What do you mean by persistence of image?

Draw Fluorescence Resonance energy transfer(FRET) and describe how it works.

TITLE: Pharmacoeconomic Analysis of Ultraceph and Megaceph BACKGROUND: Two new antibiotics, Ultraceph and Megaceph, were recently approved by the Food and Drug Administration. Both work equally well on the same spectrum of bacteria (i.e., their scope and efficacy have been shown to be equal), and the products are priced similarly. Ultraceph is dosed intravenously at 25 mg, three times per day. Ultraceph is affected by liver functioning, so monitoring is needed. Megaceph is dosed intravenously at 75 mg once per day and is associated with a 0.1% chance of hearing loss, which is reversible if caught within the first 2 days of treatment. METHODS: The purpose of this study was to compare the costs to Mercy General Hospital between patients who received Ultraceph versus Megaceph. Patients admitted to the hospital during the first 6 months who met study criteria were randomly given either Ultraceph or Megaceph. Medical and billing records for each patient were used to estimate costs. Costs…

Explore the concept of 3D food printing and its potential applications in the culinary industry.

In this nanotechnology, nanoparticles are used to detect, quantify, and display nanoscale reactions happening in vivo and in vitro, an instrument that makes human observe materials in nano scale. A. Molecular Imaging B. Nanoimaging C. Cancer treatment D. Site-Specific Imaging