Which of the following is an example of a class III medical device:
A) bandages
B) wheelchairs
C) x-ray machines
D) surgical materials
E) bone implants

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Bone implants are considered a class III medical device as they are intended for long-term implantation in the body and pose a high risk to the patient if they fail or malfunction. Class III devices require the highest level of regulatory control and are subject to pre-market approval by regulatory agencies. Bandages, wheelchairs, and surgical materials are considered lower risk medical devices and are classified as class I or II. X-ray machines are considered class II or III, depending on the intended use and other factors.

Which of the Following Is an Example of a Class