QUESTION 28Abbreviations: Hemoglobin (Hb); Oxygen gas (O2); Water (H2O)Panel 1Panel 2Panel 3AAВAPure H20with O2Add Hb toNewright sideequilibriumThe partial pressure of 02 in Panel 2 compartment A is greater than the partial pressure of 02 in Panel 2 compartment BThe Hb molecules in Panel 3 are saturatedThe partial pressure of 02 in Panel 1 compartment A is equal to the partial pressure of 02 in Panel 1 compartment BThe partial pressure of 02 in Panel 3 compartment B is greater than the partial pressure of 02 in Panel 3 compartment A

PaO2 stands for partial pressure of oxygen, which is a measurement of oxygen pressure in arterial…

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