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What does minimal free fluid mean in medical terms?
Minimal free fluid means not very much fluid outside the vessels.
Minimal free fluid seen in the POD means?
minimal fluid in POD means what Type your answer here...
Is it bad to have minimal fluid in right scrotal sac?
No. It is good to have minimal fluid in your right scrotal sac. More fluid there gives you hydrocele.
What does No appreciable flow mean?
"No appreciable flow" means that there is a minimal or insignificant amount of movement or passage of something, such as fluid, through a system or area.
What is vorticity?
Vorticity is a measure of the local rotation of a fluid element in a fluid flow. It characterizes the amount and orientation of the circulation within a fluid. High vorticity indicates strong rotational movement, while low vorticity suggests minimal rotation.
What are normal results for a pericardiocentesis?
Normal pericardial fluid is clear to straw-colored in appearance with no bacteria, blood, cancer cells or pathogens. There is typically a minimal amount of the fluid (10-50 ml) in the pericardial cavity.
Can you be pragnent if there is a pre-ejaculate fluid on clitors?
Pre-ejaculate (pre-cum) does have a small amount of sperm in it, so it is possible, but the amount in it is relatively small, so the risk of pregnancy is minimal. The greater risk is in sexually transmitted disease.
What is the minimal fluid intake for a patient to assist in the prevention of urinary tract infections if not on a fluid restriction?
1.5 - 2 Litres
What aftercare is required post-operatively?
the patient is brought to a recovery room and vital signs, fluid status, dressings and surgical drains are monitored. Pain medications are offered and used as necessary. Breathing exercises are encouraged to maximize respiratory function
If you put a tiny amount of hydraulic power steering fluid in brake fluid will that cause a problem?
Yes it can, depending on what amount "a tiny amount" is. The fluids in cars today are specifically designed for their purpose. Brake fluid is designed to withstand heat (minimal expansion when heated), absorb moisture and interact with other materials such as rubber and does not lubricate like power steering fluid does. Lubricating oils (engine oil, Power steering fluid, Grease) attack the things they come in contact with making them slippery, but in contact with things like Rubber seals, the rubber will expand and sooner or later cause a failure.
What is the amount of fluid pushed aside by an object called?
The amount of fluid pushed aside by an object is called the displacement of the fluid. It is equal to the volume of the object when it is immersed in the fluid.
What is the principles?
He proved that a body plunged in a fluid becomes lighter by an amount equal in weight to the amount of fluid it displaces.
