Medword Calculators:
Calculate Pressure Equivalents

Medword Calculators:

Calculate Pressure Equivalents

This is a very useful conversion calculator for units of pressure. Depending on the type of medical transcription you perform, you may come across the need to convert or state pressures in many different forms. The abbreviation "mmHg" is used commonly when describing the millimeters of mercury or the pressure in compression stockings that patients wear, for instance.

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Convert A Given Unit of Pressure

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First, type the number you wish converted here: Next, click radio buttons for desired conversion:
From:	megadynes/ sq cm	kg/ sq cm	lb/ sq in	atmos- pheres	Hg* Meters	Hg* Inches	H2O* Meters	H20* Inches	H20* Feet
To:	megadynes/ sq cm	kg/ sq cm	lb/ sq in	atmos- pheres	Hg* Meters	Hg* Inches	H2O* Meters	H2O* Inches	H20* Feet
Then, press "Click for Conversion" (Even if numbers are showing after selecting radio buttons.) *Standard columns of Mercury at 0^o C, g = 980.665 cm/sec/sec Standard columns of Water at 60^o F, g = 32.1756 ft/sec/sec