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Answer:
The co-ordinate efficiently and effective...
Explanation:
Well...it is a type of antagonistic mechanism based of Dalton's Law for PArtial Pressures. We take in O2 and Exhale CO2 very effectively because the partial pressure of oxygen is higher outside and lower inside lungs and vice versa for CO2. when the Air with 21% O2 content enter the lungs, the Alveoli that are special sacs filled with air absorb some of it through their membranes and by a process called membrane diffusion of gases. The Air with 16% O2 content is exhaled out by the antagonistic action of lungs and Diaphram muscles combined.
Answer:
yes because its always running LOL
Answer:
away from
Explanation:
<em>Arteries carry blood to tissues</em>
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Insertion of a narrow flexible tube, or catheter, through a blood vessel into the heart to withdraw blood samples, measure pressures, and inject contrast medium for imaging purposes is called Cardiac catheterization<span>. Cardiac catheterization is a procedure to examine how well the heart is working. A thin, hollow tube called a catheter is inserted into a large blood vessel that leads to the heart. It is normally performed if one has a disease of the heart muscles, valves, or coronary arteries. During this procedure, the pressure and blood flow in the heart can be measure and therefore a problem or a disease can be diagnosed; or the efficiency at which the heart is working.</span>