sturge_weber
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1600, q=p1-p2/R
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| vemi007
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sorry guys these are NBME questions . iam extremely sorryyyyyyyyyy &thanks for your answers.
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| ssrpk
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u better mention it, in the topic if its an NBME question!
no body wants their assessment to be biased!
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| vemi007
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hi actually i have no idea regarding this & iam not going to repeat ok cheer up guys . dont get upset.
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| drk1980
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vemi007, iam sure you are sorry abt this mistake. you can partially rectify it by editing the 'subject' of all your posts(to NBME) in wch u hv put up NBME Qs.
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| vemi007
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hi geroo as you suggested i have updated and partially rectified my mistake .sorry for what had happened.
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| Musuq
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| abdalla
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answer is A A A the flow through the blood vessels is constant in all the length bcause it is in series , so the flow in series is constant and even if decrease or increase Resistance with change in BP will keep the flow constant. so it is A 100ml/min.
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| doctor_koka
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abdalla is right
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| golf16
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the right answered is b
as we know Q= map*r/vl
so as increase resistance by twice it will incrase Q same twice if map is constant
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| punjabidoc
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no its E.
its a simple concept. Flow (Q) = pi * r^4 where r=radius
Q=pi*r^4 so if you double the radius, you are increasing the flow 16-fold (2^4=16)
Don't over think it.
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| drgbolls
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the answer is E. they have not said anything about series or parallel. and no mention of MAP either
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