ONLINE ACCESS TO THE TOPIC OF FLUID FLOW AND BIOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES FOR STUDENTS OF MEDICAL INSTITUTES

Authors

  • Ilhom Juraev Gulomovich Assistant of Samarkand State Medical Institute
  • Hudaykulova Shoira Narzullaevna Senior teacher of Samarkand State Medical Institute
  • Arzibekov Ulugbek Rahmonkulovich Associate Professor of Samarkand State University
  • Askar Jangibaevich Ergashev Assistant of Samarkand State Medical Institute
  • Husan Muhiddinovich Jalilov Assistant of Samarkand State Medical Institute

Keywords:

Submerged and convex surface,, gas embolism,, fluid

Abstract

This article is devoted to the transition of students of medical institutes in the modular system of lectures, practical classes and independent work on "Flow of fluids and biophysical properties." The importance of the viscosity coefficient in medicine, its application in diagnosis and forensic medical examination, the Stokes method of finding the viscosity coefficient, the availability of viscometric methods, and the use of the Gess (VK-4) viscometer in medicine to find the viscosity coefficient. It is also shown that the coefficient of surface tension is obtained by the method of drop break and the role of the surface tension coefficient in medicine.

 

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Published

2021-03-27

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Vol. 8 No. 3 (2021): IJIERT

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