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Please help, how much is 1000cc of fluid on the lungs?
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About 4 cups...: 1000 cc of fluid is the same as 1000 ml. If you convert ml to us cups (like a measuring cup used in the kitchen for cooking), then this volume of fluid is a little more than 4 cups. It's about the same as a quart of milk one could buy in a supermarket. Hope that this helps.
Answered 7/2/2019
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