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Chapter 15, Problem 20P
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To explain:
The hyperventilation and hypoventilation of Hb (hemoglobin): O2binding using Figure 15.29 and 15.28 and blood pH and respiration.
Introduction:
Hyperventilation increases O2and decreases CO2where hypoventilation increases CO2in the blood. This leads to pH changes in the blood and O2affinity to hemoglobin.
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