Yes, it depends on how heavy the flow is
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When we breathe, the air goes through the trachea and bronchi and splits at the tracheas base with one entering each lung. The air divide itself into the bronchioles. Then diffusion happens by swapping the CO2 in the capillaries with O2 in the airsacks. The oxygen hemoglobin gets transported to all of the bodyand the Co2 is exhaled.
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Answer:
C. Arteries carry oxygenated blood, while veins carry blood low in oxygen
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I believe the answer is asthma considering it is not as dangerous as the other consequences
