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Gas exchange in the lungs (how do gasses move?) O? transport vs. CO? transport in the blood Hemoglobin: function, loading reactions, types, dissociation c Hemoglobin vs. myoglobin (similarities / differences) Regulation of breathing • Manipulation of the intrapulmonary pressure, difference betwe pressure(- to ATM derived from surface tension) and the intra pressure • Breathing is passive Effects of blood pH and CO2 on ventilation rate

          Gas exchange in the lungs (how do gasses move?)
O? transport vs. CO? transport in the blood
Hemoglobin: function, loading reactions, types, dissociation c
Hemoglobin vs. myoglobin (similarities / differences)
Regulation of breathing
• Manipulation of the intrapulmonary pressure, difference betwe
pressure(- to ATM derived from surface tension) and the intra
pressure
• Breathing is passive
Effects of blood pH and CO2 on ventilation rate

Gas exchange in the lungs (how do gasses move?)
O? transport vs. CO? transport in the blood
Hemoglobin: function, loading reactions, types, dissociation c
Hemoglobin vs. myoglobin (similarities / differences)
Regulation of breathing
• Manipulation of the intrapulmonary pressure, difference betwe
pressure(- to ATM derived from surface tension) and the intra
pressure
• Breathing is passive
Effects of blood pH and CO2 on ventilation rate

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Gas exchange in the lungs: Gases move through diffusion. Oxygen (O2) from the inhaled air moves from the alveoli (tiny air sacs in the lungs) into the bloodstream, while carbon dioxide (CO2) moves from the bloodstream into the alveoli to be exhaled. Show more…

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Gas exchange in the lungs (how do gases move?) O2 transport vs. CO2 transport in the blood Hemoglobin function, loading reactions, types, dissociation Hemoglobin vs. myoglobin (similarities/differences) Regulation of breathing: Manipulation of the intrapulmonary pressure, difference between pressure-to ATM derived from surface tension and the intra pressure. Breathing is passive. Effects of blood pH and CO2 on ventilation rate.