Using Pressure Gauges to Detect Changes in the Head of a Liquid

question 1

True/False

Using pressure gauges to detect changes in the head of a liquid is like using thermometers to detect changes in the thermal energy content of that liquid.

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Blood Pressure

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Parasympathetic Nerve

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Nonpharmacologic

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