(1pt Total) Interpreting Stress-strain curves (points may be…

(1pt Total) Interpreting Stress-strain curves (points may be used more than once) (0.175pts) Identify the point where the ultimate tensile (ut) stress is located  (0.175pts) Identify the point where the yield point stress is located  (0.175pts) Identify Young’s modulus  (0.175pts) Where the sample fractures  (0.175pts) Where the sample starts necking  (0.125pts) Plastic deformation occurs BEFORE or AFTER point B.

(0.5pts) A patient underwent hip surgery 3 days ago and is e…

(0.5pts) A patient underwent hip surgery 3 days ago and is experiencing significant pain and discomfort at the implant site. The surgical team is concerns about a possible infection. State and briefly describe which category of implant associated infection the patient may be experiencing.

(0.5pts total) The first vascular stent was implanted into a…

(0.5pts total) The first vascular stent was implanted into a human patient in 1986 and FDA approved in 1994. Stenting quickly became the preferred method to treat arterial stenosis over traditional balloon angioplasty. The first stents were fabricated from bare metals. While the rates of restenosis (re-occlusion) were significantly improved over angioplasty, there were high rates of complications due to thrombosis and neointimal hyperplasia (i.e. scar tissue formation).  (0.375pts) Describe/list the host response sequence that best describes the complication associated with vascular stents. Start with implantation of stent.  (0.125pts) In an in vivo small animal study, a new vascular stent material was evaluated and compared to the original vascular stent material. At 4 days post-implantation, immunohistochemistry of the tissue around the implant sites for both materials indicated high levels of lymphocytes, macrophages, and monocytes. Briefly state what these data indicate regarding the host response to these materials?