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Cart (14 what is the par hat is the partial Pressure of oxygen in the lung given the following conditions? Porcentage of oxygen in air : 20 barometric pressure : 100 mm Hg a. 111 mm Hg b. 124 mm Hg c. 131mm Hg d. 140 mm Hg A patient asks how oxygen is transported in the body. The nurses best response is that most oxygen (02) is transportoa. a. dissolved in plasma b. bound to hemoglobin C. in the form of carbon dioxide (com) do as a free-floating molecule Diffusion of respiratory gases takes place at the a. alvedo capillary membrane b. visceral pleurae c. parietal pleurae do respiratory center In a patient with acidosis, the nurse would expect the oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve to shift: a to the right, causing more O2 to be released to the cells bi to the lett, allowing less o2 to be released to the cells c. downward, allowing less O2 to dissolve in the plasma do upward, allowing more og to dissolve in the plasma 16 o

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15. Correct ans. B) option - bound to hemogloin

Oxygen bind the oxyhemoglobin ion and transfer all part of the body,

Simple diffusion mechanism transfer the oxygen