During the blood drawing assessment in hospital, we see nurses first give a pucture on our arm, and then pulling the plunge out of syringe, finally we'll find blood move from our vessel to the chamber. What changes will happen to this process according to Boyle's Law?
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Air pressure within chamber will decrease, not increse, because its volume increased after pulling out the syringe.
Pulling out the plunge will increase the volume of air in the vaccum chamber, which then causes decreased pressure of air according to Boyle's Law. When the pressure is smaller than that in the vessel, blood will be draw from the needle into the chamber, to make the volume within the chamber to get back to balance.
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