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a glucose solution being administered with an iv has a flow rate of 4.00cm3/min4.00cm3/min . what will the new flow rate be if the glucose is replaced by whole blood having the same density but a viscosity 2.50 times that of the glucose? all other factors remain constant.

Answer :

If glucose is substituted with whole blood that is the same density but has a viscosity that is 2.50 times that of glucose, the new flow rate will be 1.60cm3/mm.

Q=V/t

Q=Av

R=8ql/πr⁴

Q=P₂ -P₁/R

Q=(P₂ -P₁)πr⁴/8ql

(P₁+(1/2)ρv²+ρgh)Q=power

P₁+(1/2)ρv₁²+ρgh₁=P₂+(1/2)ρv₂²+ρgh₂

Q[tex]_{g}[/tex]R[tex]_{g}[/tex]=Q[tex]_{b}[/tex]R[tex]_{b}[/tex]

Q[tex]_{b}[/tex]=Q[tex]_{g}[/tex]R[tex]_{g}[/tex]/R[tex]_{b}[/tex]

=4.00/2.5=1.60cm³/mm

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