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A drug is being delivered into the patient’s arm at the rate of 10mL per min. The drug is being delivered from s syringe through a 5 cm long needle with an internal diameter of 1 mm. If the patient blood is 100 mmHg. What must the pressure in the syringe be? ( drug viscosity = 8.9 x10-4 Pa s)

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