In our circulatory system, blood can find 4) obstructions in certain veins/arteries, to keep flowing PE HIPE IPE the blood has to accelerate on those areas, in high Jessel Wall speed areas of flow with obstruction, what happens with the pressure? What fluid principle is defining this physical behaviour? KE 11KE KE Pre-stenosis Stenosis Post-stenosis E ĮE HE 20

In our circulatory system, blood can find 4) obstructions in certain veins/arteries, to keep flowing PE HIPE IPE the blood has to accelerate on those areas, in high Jessel Wall speed areas of flow with obstruction, what happens with the pressure? What fluid principle is defining this physical behaviour? KE 11KE KE Pre-stenosis Stenosis Post-stenosis E ĮE HE 20

College Physics

11th Edition

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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