Laminar flow, turbulence, and Reynolds number

What is laminar flow? Laminar means smooth, and so laminar blood flow is blood that’s flowing smoothly through the vessels. Find our full video library only on Osmosis: osms.it/more.
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[@DannikaL]

I'm here as a Chemical Engineer and I never thought of how laminar or turbulent flow works in the body. This was so interesting! Thank you.

[@osmosis]

You're very welcome! 🙌🏼

[@snow24121]

@@osmosis Just a suggestion, it might not make sense if you only have the two I just saw but have you considered making a sort of "medical physics" playlist? Again I don't know how many of these you have done but at least this one and the Resistance to blood flow video would be right at home there!

[@waelfadlallah8939]

I absolutely love when pure physical concepts comes into play with how our own physiology works. I request more of these videos as they are highly intresting to watch!

[@aarons5018]

request denied

[@waelfadlallah8939]

@@aarons5018 A Aron!

[@seangarcia2395]

This video was super helpful thank you.

[@osmosis]

You're most welcome! 🙏🏼

[@RobsenTaye]

Great explanation sir🤝💛

[@osmosis]

Thanks 💕

[@achrefbestversion]

Yo i was waiting for this vedioooo

[@yaboifizzfresh]

Can you let us know that you’ll be talking about blood before you start?

[@chrislau2341]

sadly no

[@BenFreedmanRacing]

This was super goof

[@omchaudhari4652]

Who agree that physics come into medical field

[@its_not_lux]

Well obviously.