In the Andes Mountain Range in South America, Mount Aconcagua is the highest at 6,962 meters above sea level. At the top of Aconcagua, the air pressure is only 41% that at Sea Level. Assume the partial pressure for oxygen at Sea Level is 100 torr. Given this information, what is the approximate fractional saturation for hemoglobin at this altitude? HINT: What is the partial pressure for oxygen if air pressure is only 41% of Sea Level? Also What are p50 and n for the fractional saturation equation for hemoglobin? O 0.60 0.65 O 0.75 0.80 O 0.90

In the Andes Mountain Range in South America, Mount Aconcagua is the highest at 6,962 meters above sea level. At the top of Aconcagua, the air pressure is only 41% that at Sea Level. Assume the partial pressure for oxygen at Sea Level is 100 torr. Given this information, what is the approximate fractional saturation for hemoglobin at this altitude? HINT: What is the partial pressure for oxygen if air pressure is only 41% of Sea Level? Also What are p50 and n for the fractional saturation equation for hemoglobin? O 0.60 0.65 O 0.75 0.80 O 0.90

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