The Problem Most Often Encountered with a Thorpe Tube Flowmeter

question 88

Multiple Choice

The problem most often encountered with a Thorpe tube flowmeter is:

• A) patient outlet becomes occluded.
• B) gas leaks caused by faulty valve seats.
• C) a cracked tube.
• D) prolonged heat exposure.

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