ACT Success - Reading Comprehension Practice #4

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Question 1a

Multiple choice
  • By eliminating the need for surgical procedures entirely

  • By enabling real-time health monitoring, personalized treatment, and new approaches to surgery and rehabilitation

  • By enabling them to generate their own power without external batteries

  • By allowing medical devices to dissolve harmlessly after their function is complete

Question 1b

Multiple choice
  • Shift from the invention of conductive polymers to the development of materials that can be naturally absorbed by the body

  • Move from the creation of bioresorbable materials to research in nanoscale engineering

  • Transition from the development of advanced polymer chemistry to bioresorbable wireless power receivers

  • Change from the exploration of interactions with biological tissues to the progress in neuroprosthetics

Question 1c

Multiple choice
  • Acute diseases that require immediate drug release

  • Chronic conditions necessitating sustained drug release

  • Diseases that require frequent surgical interventions

  • Conditions necessitating permanent implants

Question 1d

Multiple choice
  • Enhancing the capability to detect electrical signals from the brain

  • Broadening their use to additional areas of medicine

  • Elevating the functionality and sophistication of medical applications

  • Boosting efficiency, versatility, and tissue compatibility of these materials

Question 1e

Multiple choice
  • It can conduct electrical signals more effectively

  • It can alleviate postoperative burdens and complications associated with surgical removal

  • It can transmit electricity and interact safely with biological tissues

  • It can be controlled externally through a brain-computer interface

Question 1f

Multiple choice
  • By eliminating the need for cardiac surgery

  • By providing real-time heart rhythm monitoring and detecting arrhythmias

  • By reducing reliance on electronic devices to control prosthetic limbs

  • By speeding up postoperative recovery times

Question 1g

Multiple choice
  • Biologically Operative

  • Bioresorbable

  • Polyonductive

  • Electronic-synthetic

Question 1h

Multiple choice
  • The introduction of advanced polymer chemistry

  • The development of nanoscale engineering

  • The creation of a fully bioresorbable wireless power receiver

  • The improvement of materials that were both conductive and biocompatible

Question 1i

Multiple choice
  • Providing real-time data for monitoring health status

  • Reducing procedural complications and recovery time

  • Detecting electrical signals from the brain to command external devices

  • Eliminating the need for invasive surgeries

Question 1j

Multiple choice
  • To make treatments more effective and tailored to patient needs

  • To enable sophisticated control over external computer systems

  • To stimulate advanced polymer chemistry research

  • To achieve complete biocompatibility and bioresorbability of all materials infused into the body

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