Asked by Ashleigh

Blood of density 1010kg/m^3 that is to be administered to a patient is raised about 1.51 m higher than the level of the patient's arm. How much greater is the pressure of the blood than it would be if the container were at the same level of the arm? The acceleration of gravity is 9.8m/s^2. Answer in units of Pa.

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Answered by bobpursley
In reality, the pressure loss due to the tubing is significant, but well ignore this.

weight of a column blood h height, and area A

weight=density*Volume*g=density*A*h*g
pressure=weight/area=density*g*h

Answered by Ashleigh
Much easier than I thought: Pressure = (1010 kg/m^3) x (1.51 m) x (9.8 m/s^2) = 14,945.98 Pa

Thanks!
Answered by najat
14945.98Pa
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