FLUIDS QUESTION
?Blood from a supine patient
flowing through the internal carotid artery is measured to be
42.6 cm/s. The base of the artery measures 4.85 mm and the blood
pressure at this point is
92.56 mmHg. There is an aneurysm in the vessel with a diameter
measuring 16.1 mm. The
density of the patient’s whole blood was determined to be 1.04 x
10
3
kg/m
3
. Assuming
steady-state, inviscid flow (in large diameter vessels) and no
hydrostatic effects, determine
the following
FLUIDS QUESTION
?Blood from a supine patient
flowing through the internal carotid artery is measured to...
2. Blood from a supine patient flowing through the internal carotid artery is measured to be 42.6 cm/s. The base of the artery measures 4.85 mm and the blood pressure at this point is 92.56 mmHg. There is an aneurysm in the vessel with a diameter measuring 16.1 mm. The density of the patient's whole blood was determined to be 1.04 x 103 kg/m3. Assuming inviscid flow (in large diameter vessels) and no hydrostatic effects, determine the following: (20 pts) a. Given the questions below (b-d), state the fluid flow assumptions that you will use to b. Make a sketch/diagram of the model system and label it according to the system parameters What is the average velocity (cm/s) of blood flow in the aneurism region? What is the blood pressure (kPa) in the aneurism? c. d.