Question 21As inspired air moves through the conducting airways, the temperature of the gas becomes that of the body (37° C) and the partial pressure of water in the gas mixture will increase toA. 760 mmHgOB. 150 mmHgC. 100 mmHgD. 47 mmHgE. 1.2 mmHg

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As inspired air moves through the conducting airways, the temperature of the gas becomes that of the body (37° C) and the partial pressure of water in the gas mixture will increase to OA. 760 mmHg OB. 150 mmHg OC. 100 mmHg O D. 47 mmHg O E. 1.2 mmHg