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When a person breaths the lungs absorb oxygen which is used by cells to carry of the process of?
the answer to that is RESPIRATION
What is absorbed into the body when a person breathes in?
Oxygen.
How much oxygen does a person breath per hour?
On average, a person breathes in about 6-8 liters of oxygen per minute. This equates to approximately 360-480 liters of oxygen per hour.
What happens to the amount of oxygen transported if a person breathes in carbon monoxide?
When a person breathes in carbon monoxide (CO), the CO binds to hemoglobin in red blood cells much more effectively than oxygen does, forming carboxyhemoglobin. This reduces the amount of hemoglobin available for oxygen transport, leading to decreased oxygen delivery to tissues. Consequently, even if a person is inhaling air rich in oxygen, the presence of carbon monoxide can significantly impair oxygen transport and result in hypoxia.
What causes lead poisoning?
When a person ingests or breathes in too much lead for their body to naturally process, they are at risk for lead poisoning.
What's Lead poisoning?
When a person ingests or breathes in too much lead for their body to naturally process, they are at risk for lead poisoning.
How much oxygen does the average person need a year?
A human breathes about 9.5 tonnes of air in a year.
A person who is exercising vigorously breathes more deeply and rapidly than someone who is restingGive two reasons why this is necessary?
well I think this is so, because our body need more oxygen than it does, when we are sleeping or relaxing, this is so because our lungs and muscles that lift the the ribs are tired and need oxygen to keep them going. Just a guess, nothing much! Peace!
How many breathes does a person take each year?
200,750
How much oxygen does a person consume in a day?
A grown human breathes about 7.2 kilograms of oxygen in a given a day. This may vary based on the activities that they are engaged in.
Is the volume of air that one person breathes in and out always the same?
No, because when you are doing sports, you take in shallower breaths and so you receive little oxygen, but quicker. If your breathing is slower and relaxed, you will receive more oxygen, but obviously, slower. And haha very funny, this is out of thr KS3 Science National Strategy Book. Nice. And I'm in year 9. *to my science class and fab teacher miss Taylor, if you're reading this, hi!*
Why does a person move up and down when suspended in water as ge breathes?
This happens because gravity pulls you down but the oxygen and air in your lungs and body help you stay afloat. This creates a bobbing motion.
