Q14) The pressure in the spinal fluid in the body is measured in the manner shown in the figure below. If the pressure of the spinal fluid is a), (10 mmHg), what is the reading of the water pressure gauge in the unit (crm water) if the person's position is horizontal (b) what is the reading To scale if the person stands, place the top of the liquid 60cm above the X. Note that the density of spinal fluid is 1.05 g/ml, water is g/ml 1.0, lily is 13.5 g/ml, and the acceleration is 9.81 m/s2. P=10 mm Hg ? cm H2O (a) 13.6cm (b) 76.6cm (a) 1.36cm (b) 7.66cm O (a) 1.36cm

Q14) The pressure in the spinal fluid in the body is measured in the manner shown in the figure below. If the pressure of the spinal fluid is a), (10 mmHg), what is the reading of the water pressure gauge in the unit (crm water) if the person's position is horizontal (b) what is the reading To scale if the person stands, place the top of the liquid 60cm above the X. Note that the density of spinal fluid is 1.05 g/ml, water is g/ml 1.0, lily is 13.5 g/ml, and the acceleration is 9.81 m/s2. P=10 mm Hg ? cm H2O (a) 13.6cm (b) 76.6cm (a) 1.36cm (b) 7.66cm O (a) 1.36cm

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