BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (BET)
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BET AT PENN STATE, WILKES-BARRE
STUDENTS AND THE BET LABORATORY AT THE CAMPUS
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Instructor demonstrating BET students working Student inspecting
a Safety Analyzer with a Safety Analyzer circuitry in a defibrillator
Student analyzing safety BET students and instructor Student analyzing an
of an ECG unit working a defibrillator Electro-Surgical Unit
Graduates from the 96/97 BET program and instructor. From let to right: David Pocono, Brian Honsermeyer, Cliff Rough, Dr. Albert Lozano instructor, Mark Kedziersi and Don Steely
Circuitry in an Electro- Vacuum tube used in Defibrillator and
Surgical Unit X-Ray imaging systems EKG monitor
Defibrillator and test unit used by the BET Vital signs monitoring system composed of
technicians to ensure adequate calibration EKG, heart rate, pressure and temperature
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