esr level 60mm is dangerous and what is mean. my mother esr 60mm so its dangerous or not and what is mean...what kind of medical problem they have i am very worried about it... 13 Replies. Florabunda sheetal33278 â¢ over a year ago Hi S. The erythracyte sedimentation rate sort of measures how 'sticky' the red blood cells are. It's a fairly good measure of how inflamed someone is. The esr is how many mm the cells fall in an hour. The stickier they are - the more of them fall. There's a very general calculation that's used to come up with a 'normal' figure -although there is always a range for normal! For women it's their Age + 10 years divided by 2.
1. (Units) Also called: statute mile a unit of length used in the UK, the US, and certain other countries, equal to 1760 yards. 5. (often plural) informal a great distance; great deal: he missed by a mile. miles (intensifier): he likes his new job miles better.
On the ocean, distances are calculated slightly different than on land, hence Nautical phrases are applied as opposed to land or Statute terminology. Nautical Mile (nm): A unit of distance used in navigation and based on the length of one minute of arc taken along a great circle. The value 1,852 meters (6,076.1 ft) has been adopted internationally. Statute mile: A unit of distance equal to 1,609 km (0.869 nm, 5,280 ft.). 1 nautical mile = 1.15 statute miles 1 statute mile = 1.6 kilometers. A knot is a unit of speed one nautical mile per hour, which is approximately 1.15 statute miles per hour.