Hospital Pitcher Capacity: How Many Milliliters?
A standard hospital water pitcher holds 1,000 milliliters (mL), equivalent to:
- 1 liter (L)
- ~33.8 US fluid ounces
- ~4.2 US cups
- ~35.2 UK fluid ounces
These graduated pitchers are used for monitoring patient fluid intake, medication dilution, and hydration tracking. Capacity is typically marked at 100 mL or 4 oz intervals for accurate measurement.
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