Syllabus – Practical Exercises of Biophysics – dentistry 2021 Laboratory 1 (students work in smaller groups according to the schedule, detailed instructions for individual tasks are in the IS) Task I. Basics optical laboratory methods Spectrophotometry – Absorption curve and determination of concentration of eosin Refractometry – Determination of NaCl concentration Task II. Properties of liquids The surface tension of liquids. Viscosity measurement. Task III. Ultrasound and ionising radiation Hemolysis of erythrocytes by ultrasound Measuring ionising radiation absorption Laboratory 2 (students work in smaller groups according to the schedule, detailed instructions for individual tasks are in the IS) Task IV. Electrical parameters Measuring the voltage and frequency of electric signals with the oscilloscope Frequency dependence of tissue and tissue model impedance. Skin resistance measurement Task V. Monitoring Measurement of skin temperature – Thermocouple, Blood pressure measurement by the auscultation method Task VI. Electrical parameters Conductometry – electrical parameters of membranes Audiometry – hearing, sound intensity Blood flow measurement by the Doppler ultrasonic flowmeter Collective Exercises This tasks we will do together, so it is very important to prepare theoretically and use for preparation all accessible sources. Main and most important source for you is the Fundamentals of Biophysics and Medical Technology (Hrazdira et al, 2012), but many informations you can find at the other places (libraries, internet…). Task I. Electromagnetic radiation an its perception. Required knowledge: Properties of electromagnetic radiation including basic formulas. Spectrum of the EMR. Measurement of the illuminance. Contact and contactless thermography. Thermocamera and thermovision. Task II. Electric currents. ECG measurement. Physiotherapy. Required knowledge: Properties of electric currents. Effect of the direct and alternating currents to the biological objects. Electrotherapeutic methods. Electrical excitability. Electrodiagnostic methods (active, pasive). Physics in dentistry (ultrasound, laser and others). Task III. Imaging methods. Ultrasound imaging of the gallbladder. X-ray images. Required knowledge: Properties and production of ultrasound. Medical applications and principles of ultrasound - diagnostic and therapeutic usage in dentistry. Properties of X-rays and medical applications including CT.