following gas exchange in the lungs blood returns to the left side of the heart and it's distributed through the aorta to the systemic tissues of the body. What is the pressure of oxygen in the blood that is being delivered to the systemic tissues? 46mmHg, 104mmHg, or 95mmHg.

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