The effect of purposeful hyperventiliation just prior to diving and swimming under water is that: Group of answer choices decreased PCO2 will depress breathing centers increased PO2 will cause bubbles to form in the blood water pressure will increase water in the lungs PO2 will increase to lethal levels pH buffers in the blood will stop functioning

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