Blood Gas Transport

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[@kharoozy]

Good to learn about normal oxygen and CO2 transport and how do they relate to each other. Thanks

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[@deeabar1]

Tchaikovsky - Serenade for Strings in C major, Op. 48

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Thank you, Dr West!

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Heavily recommended

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[@MrNasking09]

plasm contain 92% i don't understatnd why the water is defused to the red blood cells after defusing out of oxygen because inside the red blood cell theirs water , my question is if already water in plasm the carbon comming from the the muscle contracted when it defused to the plasma theirs a water in plasm it can defuse to gather to the red blood cells inside the red blood cells their enzyme carbon angydrate !

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[@MrNasking09]

amin khan , i just need an answere and explanation it's not a chalange is'nt personal attack, don't waste your time am not going to argue with you , knowledge coms from Q&A.

[@jh-sr7zp]

Simpleton version of a complex process.

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nasir plz go to med school first learn abc of medicine

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Wtf are you trying to say?