The use of Bioprinters

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 5

The use of Bioprinters.

By: Bart, Wesley and Ryan.

Contents:

- True or false testing current knowledge

- Educational video quiz

- Kahoot that does a evaluation about what you have learned

- a prize for whoever has won the Kahoot

True or false:
bioprinting is already available to everyone.

1. True
2. False

True or false:
bioprinting is used for industrial work.

1. True
2. False

True or false:
Bioprinting makes use of living cells.

1. True
2. False

True or false:
Bioprinting is helpful in drug testing.

1. True
2. False

True or false:
you can buy a bioprinter.

1. True
2. False

00:37

What do you already know about bioprinting?

01:34

What is a key difference between bioprinting and normal 3D-printing?

1. Bioprinting uses plastics, metals and ceramic while 3D printing uses living cells.
2. 3D printing uses living materials, bioprinting uses plastics, metals and ceramic.
3. Bioprinting uses living cells, 3D printing uses plastics,metals or ceramic.
4. Bioprinting is for toys, 3D printing is for medical use.

02:03

Why is it smart to use the patients own cells instead of the cells of a random donor?

1. The cells from the random donor might not be usable for bioprinting.
2. The patients body might reject the donor cells.
3. The patient might get cancer from the donor cells.
4. The donor cells might self-destruct.

02:47

How thick is the filament used in extrusion bioprinting?

1. As thick as a hair.
2. As thick as a toenail.
3. As thick as a piece of paper.
4. As thick as a fingernail.

03:32

Which body parts have already been made that are named in the video?

1. A rat brain.
2. Cartillage.
3. A meniscus.
4. Bone.

What new things have you learned about bioprinting?

Do you have any questions about bioprinting?

04:10

which conditions make it easier to bioprint organs?

1. If the required organ is small and/or round.
2. If the required organ is big and/or lumpy.
3. if the required organ is flat and/or hollow.
4. If the required organ is flat and/or round.

What do you think will be available to us using bioprinters in the future?

 A kahoot by Wesley.