I want to convert cc to ounces

my dad just got home from the hospital and they told us to only allow him 1500 cc of fluid a day. can you tell me how to find out how many ounces that is

[Robert Fogt]

cc stands for cubic centimeters and you can find that on the volume conversion page.

1500 cubic centimeters = 1.5 liters = 51 ounces = 6.3 cups

[Mrs X]

Hi, it might be a good idea to check with the hospital and find out if this is a maximum or a minimum amount they want him to have. After most medical procedures, they like you to have plenty of fluid. Most recommendations are to have enough so that your urine is pale coloured (sorry for too much information).

how many ounces is 1700 cc

[Leopold Plumtree]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

how many ounces is 1700 cc

1700 cc ~ 57.48 US fluid ounces.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

my dad just got home from the hospital and they told us to only allow him 1500 cc of fluid a day. can you tell me how to find out how many ounces that is

I would like to know how to convert cc's to ounces to provide a patient
with nutrition

you should know how to convert oz to cc's not the other way around 1oz is = to 30 cc's

Hi - 1500 cc of water is a little over 3 of the (pint) store-bought bottles. We had to figure the same thing out for my mother. Augh! Took a while. I lousey at math. lol

[JohnS]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi - 1500 cc of water is a little over 3 of the (pint) store-bought bottles. We had to figure the same thing out for my mother. Augh! Took a while. I lousey at math. lol

Actually, most bottled water and soda is in round metric sizes, 500 mL, 1L, 2 L, etc. However, by law, it must be dual marked in metric and US Customary. A 500 mL bottle of water (or soda) is also 16.9 fl oz. Those "net contents" are actually useful.

Thus 1500 mL is 50.7 fl oz.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I just got home from the hospital and they told me to only allow 1200 cc of fluid a day. can you tell me how to find out how many ounces that is

. I need to know ASAP. Thank you