t Slide Show - Lec 1 SSBME Lect AA Introd - PowerPoint ACTIVITY o 1- Guess what is the signal shown from your own background information? o 2- What is the physiological system body organ that we use to take the measurement? o 3-Do you any health problems or diseases that are associated with this signal?

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