Which risk increases during arterial blood flow measurement when simplifying Bernoulli's equation?

💡 Explanation

Overestimating kinetic energy becomes likely because simplifying Bernoulli's equation neglects viscosity loss and turbulence; therefore, predicted pressure differences are lower than actual, rather than accounting for viscosity correctly underestimating or ignoring gravity’s minimal impact.

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