An intravenous drip bag has a volume of, 500 cm3 (0.5 ml). Assume it empties through a 20-gauge needle (diameter of about 0.6mm) with a length of 2 inches (5.08 cm) and we want it to empty in 30 minutes. How high must the bag be hung? Assume the viscosity of the fluid is 0.005 Pa s, the density of water is 1000 kg m-3, and the pressure in the vein is 20 mm-Hg (or 2666 Pa gauge pressure).
An intravenous drip bag has a volume of, 500 cm3 (0.5 ml). Assume it empties through...
2. A liquid medicine is injected into a patient from an IV bag elevated h = 0.800 m above the needle, see figure. The needle is placed horizontally. The needle is 3.00 cm in length and 0.400 mm in diameter. Assume the average gauge pressure inside the vein is 1.28 103 Pa; the viscosity of the medicine is 2.00 103 Pas; and the density of the medicine is 1.05 103 kg/m3. (1) Calculate the pressure difference between the...
At the hospital, a patient often receives fluids via an intravenous (IV) infusion. A bag of fluid is held at a fixed height above the patient’s body. The fluid then travels down a large diameter, flexible tube to a catheter – a short tube with a small diameter – inserted into the patient’s veins. 1.0 L of saline solution, with a density 1020 kg/m3 and a viscosity of 1.1 x 10-3 Pa s, is to be infused into a patient...
A liquid medicine is injected into a patient from an IV bag elevated h-0.800 m above the needle, see figure. The needle is placed horizontally. The needle is 3.00 cm in length and 0.400 mm in diameter. Assume the average gauge pressure inside the vein is 1.28 x 103 Pa; the viscosity of the medicine is 2.00 10-3 Pa-s; and the density of the medicine is 1.05x 103 kg/m. (1) Calculate the pressure difference between the input and output of...