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What does Bernoulli's Principle describe?
Gas flow in response to a pressure gradient and how velocity affects pressure.
How does velocity relate to lateral pressure in Bernoulli's Principle?
As forward velocity increases, lateral pressure decreases.
What is the Venturi Principle?
A gradual widening of a tube (≤15°) after a restriction restores lateral pressure and allows air entrainment
How does a Venturi device entrain air?
High‑velocity O₂ through a narrow orifice creates subatmospheric pressure, pulling room air in through side ports
What are the three primary flow patterns?
Turbulent, Transitional, Laminar.
What determines pressure differences as air flows through a tube?
Rate and pattern of flow
What is Reynolds Number used for?
Determining whether flow is laminar or turbulent.
What is the Reynolds Number formula?
Re = pV/Lμ
What Reynolds Number indicates laminar flow?
Re < 2000.
What Reynolds Number indicates turbulent flow?
Re > 2000.
What range indicates transitional flow?
Re 2300-4000.
What factors increase pressure required to move gas through a tube?
Viscosity (n), tube length (l), flow rate (v).
How does radius affect resistance in Poiseuille's Law?
Resistance is inversely related to radius⁴.
How does a Venturi mask control FiO₂?
By altering the size of the jet orifice, which changes the amount of air entrained.
what is FiO₂?
fraction of inspired oxygen