Q4) During blood transfusion, suppose a container was placed 60 cm above the patient's arm with venous blood pressure of 3 mmHg as shown. If the density of blood is 1040 kg/m³, what is the net pressure acting to transfer the blood into the vein? What fraction of the atmospheric pressure would it be? What will happen to the net pressure if the distance between the blood container and the patient's arm is doubled. 140 Blood Transfusion 600 2015 Figure (Q) - Umm²) 0.006 0010 Figure (Q3) Stran 1/4

Q4) During blood transfusion, suppose a container was placed 60 cm above the patient's arm with venous blood pressure of 3 mmHg as shown. If the density of blood is 1040 kg/m³, what is the net pressure acting to transfer the blood into the vein? What fraction of the atmospheric pressure would it be? What will happen to the net pressure if the distance between the blood container and the patient's arm is doubled. 140 Blood Transfusion 600 2015 Figure (Q) - Umm²) 0.006 0010 Figure (Q3) Stran 1/4

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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