What is the difference between Electrical Engineering with an emphasis in Biomedical and Biomedical Engineering?

I did study EE in my undergrad and I did take courses in Biomedical Instrumentation. My guess is that Biomedical Engineering would require you to understand human physiology more, ergo more classes in biology and human physiology in addition to engineering, EE & Mechanical & Industrial. As EE major with emphasis in biomedical, we learned about the engineering behind MRI machines, CAT scans, EKG, we learned about robotic prosthetics and electricity that flows through our body and how machines can interface with our body.