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Response to Criticism
by WhiteEagle, Jul 10, 2008 04:48AM
Questions regarding PSI (Pounds Per Square Inch) involving the heart make perfect sense. As a Mechanical Design Engineer with extensive experience designing medical equipment I know that standards and measurements from one discipline must be converted into meaningful information for another disapline such as engineering. The responder who converted bloodpressure readings into psi was on the right track.
This discussion is related to PSI of the Human.
This discussion is related to PSI of the Human.
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