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What are subnormal oxygen levels in the body's tissues and organs?
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What term describes the condition of having subnormal levels of oxygen in the cells?
hypoxia
How are oxygen levels affected by respiration?
Oxygen levels will be decreased.
When will oxyhemoglobin releases more oxygen?
when it reaches tissues and cells that are low on oxygen
Is carbon dioxide in the blood carried oxygen?
Yes, it carries Oxygen. Carbon dioxide (CO2) plays an important role in the human body. It is a waste product of cellular metabolism, exhaled by the lungs at the same time that oxygen is inhaled. This waste product is involved in the transportation of oxygen from the blood, to the cells of the body. Reduced carbon dioxide levels result in reduced oxygen in the body tissues and vital organs, resulting in various health issues. CO2 helps dilate the smooth muscle tissues and helps regulate the cardiovascular system. CO2 gets converted to carbonic acid, thereby becoming a primary regulator of the alkaline/acid balance of the body. Moreover, CO2 plays a role in the proper functioning of the digestive system. Thus, carbon dioxide in blood levels plays a very important role in the body. The normal concentration of CO2 in the bloodstream is 40 mm of Hg.
How are oxygen in the air levels affected by energy production?
Oxygen in the air levels are affected by energy production greatly, due to the way that oxygen moves. Oxygen can take over many other components, which can cause air levels to rise.
Describes the condition of having deficient levels of oxygen in the body's tissues and organs?
hypoxia
What term describes the condition of having subnormal levels of oxygen in the cells?
hypoxia
What does vasculitis do?
Because adequate blood flow is required to provide the organs and tissues with oxygen, vasculitis causes damage to oxygen-deprived organs and tissues
When tissues and organs are deprived of oxygen what color will they turn?
BLUE
What organs or tissues can survive the longest without oxygen?
liver
Does eating give you oxygen?
Eating does not give one oxygen, but oxygen is needed by tissues and organs to convert the food you eat.
What would happen to tissues or organs derived of oxygen for a long time?
binds
What makes blood cellls?
they flow oxygen and nutrients to the organs and tissues in your body
What system is a group of organs and tissues that exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide?
chloplast
What air fills two organs to provide oxygen to the body tissues?
oxegen
How can smoking can affect the healing of a wound?
Smoking affects the oxygen-carbondioxide exchange capacity of the lungs. For a wound to heal, various factors are required, the most important of which is oxygen. In smokers, the amount of oxygen that reaches tissues is subnormal. This will retard wound healing.
What happens when blood reaches tissues?
When blood reaches the tissues, cells, and organs via the capillaries, materials diffuse across the capillary wall so that the cells, tissues, and organs receive nutrients and oxygen, and eliminate wastes.
