In the exam, you have to answer 4 questions (with 1-3 sub-points each). 
Currently, the professor has a total of 2-4 different sub-items per question 
for all exams, which he repeats. Depending on how you divide it up, you only 
have to learn a total of 12 sub-points for the exam. 
So you can save a lot of learning effort with alt exams. 
(Confirmed for 2014-2023)

Standard questions:
1) Load Injury Model:
- Explain Biomechanical Response
- Explain Injury Prevention Measures
- Difference between Injury Prevention and Crash Prevention (in the context of the load-injury-model)

2) Thorax
- Describe 3 Injury Mechanisms
- Describe 3 Injury Criteria
- Discuss the given text about Thorax Deformation and Viscous Criterion

3) Head
- Explain the experiments leading to HIC
- Explain THIM
- Explain TEC

4) AIS
- Explain AIS
- Calculate ISS and NISS from 3 given examples (You need to know by yourself how the body regions are divided in the AIS!)
- Discuss the differences in calculation between ISS and NISS