Pitting edema of the face, limbs or over the entire body, heaviness, distension, dullness on percussion, scanty urine, enlarged tongue mostly refers to ( )syndrome。 A: Phlegm B: Dampness C: Water retention D: Body fluid deficiency
Pitting edema of the face, limbs or over the entire body, heaviness, distension, dullness on percussion, scanty urine, enlarged tongue mostly refers to ( )syndrome。 A: Phlegm B: Dampness C: Water retention D: Body fluid deficiency
106.Pitting edema of the face, limbs or over the entire body, heaviness, distension, dullness on percussion, scanty urine, enlarged tongue mostly refers to ( )syndrome A: Phlegm B: Dampness C: Water retention D: Body fluid deficiency
106.Pitting edema of the face, limbs or over the entire body, heaviness, distension, dullness on percussion, scanty urine, enlarged tongue mostly refers to ( )syndrome A: Phlegm B: Dampness C: Water retention D: Body fluid deficiency
What kind of fluid glycerin belongs to A: Swelling fluid B: Thixotropic fluid C: Newtonian fluid D: Pseudoplastic fluid
What kind of fluid glycerin belongs to A: Swelling fluid B: Thixotropic fluid C: Newtonian fluid D: Pseudoplastic fluid
Edema is A: Excessive intracellular fluid B: Excess extracellular fluid C: Excessive fluid in tissue spaces or body cavity D: Excessive intravascular fluid
Edema is A: Excessive intracellular fluid B: Excess extracellular fluid C: Excessive fluid in tissue spaces or body cavity D: Excessive intravascular fluid
From the perspective of the fluid leakoff mechanism of fracturing fluid, which kind of fluid leakoff coefficient mainly controls the effect of fracturing fluid's wall-forming property( )。 A: Reservoir fluid compression zone B: Fracturing fluid invasion zone C: Filter cake area D: Wellbore area
From the perspective of the fluid leakoff mechanism of fracturing fluid, which kind of fluid leakoff coefficient mainly controls the effect of fracturing fluid's wall-forming property( )。 A: Reservoir fluid compression zone B: Fracturing fluid invasion zone C: Filter cake area D: Wellbore area
An ideal fluid is usually defined as a fluid in which there is no friction.()
An ideal fluid is usually defined as a fluid in which there is no friction.()
A _______ fluid is a fluid whose stress versus rate of strain curve is linear and passes through the origin. A: Newtonian fluid B: non-Newtonian fluid C: turbulent flow D: laminar flow
A _______ fluid is a fluid whose stress versus rate of strain curve is linear and passes through the origin. A: Newtonian fluid B: non-Newtonian fluid C: turbulent flow D: laminar flow
N-S equation cannot be applied to ( ) A: Flow of incompressible viscous fluid B: Unsteady flow of incompressible ideal fluid C: Steady flow of incompressible ideal fluid D: Motion of non-Newtonian fluid
N-S equation cannot be applied to ( ) A: Flow of incompressible viscous fluid B: Unsteady flow of incompressible ideal fluid C: Steady flow of incompressible ideal fluid D: Motion of non-Newtonian fluid
If there is no solid in the fracturing fluid, and fluid viscosit is close to the viscosity of formation fluid, which will dominate the leakoff? A: Wall builiding. B: Fracturing fluid viscosity. C: Compressibility of formation fluids. D: Compressibility of fracturing fluid.
If there is no solid in the fracturing fluid, and fluid viscosit is close to the viscosity of formation fluid, which will dominate the leakoff? A: Wall builiding. B: Fracturing fluid viscosity. C: Compressibility of formation fluids. D: Compressibility of fracturing fluid.
What does edema mean? A: swelling induced by increased body fluid B: too much intracellular fluid C: too much extracellular fluid D: the accumulation of excess fluid within the interstitial space
What does edema mean? A: swelling induced by increased body fluid B: too much intracellular fluid C: too much extracellular fluid D: the accumulation of excess fluid within the interstitial space