I need the answer as soon as possible At Amman mountains:O a. Atmospheric pressureremains the same as the sealevel value.O b. PO2 remains lower than PCO2in the outside airO c. 02 % remains 21%.o d. In the outside air, PO2 inAmman is more than PO2 inJordan Valley area (I s)O e. During expiration, alveolarpressure equals atmosphericpressureThe mean arterial pressure in anormal individual at rest is closer to:O a. Systolic pressure.o b. Pulse pressure.c. The minimal pressured. Diastolic pressure.e. Ventricular diastolic pressure.

People referred to the change in barometric pressure at actual height as "hypobaric hypoxia." Rather…

At Amman mountains: a. Atmospheric pressure remains the same as the sea level value. O b. PO2 remains lower than PCO2 in the outside air O c. 02 % remains 21%. O d. In the outside air, PO2 in Amman is more than PO2 in Jordan Valley area (I se) e. During expiration, alveolar pressure equals atmospheric pressure The mean arterial pressure in a normal individual at rest is closer to: O a. Systolic pressure. O b. Pulse pressure. O C. The minimal pressure d. Diastolic pressure. e. Ventricular diastolic pressure.

At Amman mountains: a. Atmospheric pressure remains the same as the sea level value. O b. PO2 remains lower than PCO2 in the outside air O c. 02 % remains 21%. O d. In the outside air, PO2 in Amman is more than PO2 in Jordan Valley area (I se) e. During expiration, alveolar pressure equals atmospheric pressure The mean arterial pressure in a normal individual at rest is closer to: O a. Systolic pressure. O b. Pulse pressure. O C. The minimal pressure d. Diastolic pressure. e. Ventricular diastolic pressure.

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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ISBN:9781305389892

Author:Peter J. Russell, Paul E. Hertz, Beverly McMillan

Publisher:Peter J. Russell, Paul E. Hertz, Beverly McMillan

Chapter46: Gas Exchange: The Respiratory System

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