when you are doing exercise, 02 inloading is promoted by: decreased temperature, decreased pH, decreased PCO2 or decrea...
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O2 unloading is promoted by: decreased pH
Reason: The Bohr effect is beneficial, because the unloading of oxygen from hemoglobin increases under such conditions. If the decrease in pH is due to exercise, then the skeletal muscles have an increased demand for oxygen, and thus increased unloading is desirable. The medical team should decrease pH, increase temperature, increase PCO2, and increase 2,3-DPG.
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