39.2Homework • UnansweredFigure 39.13Which of the following statements is false?-Pco2 0.2 mm Hg-Po2 160 mm HgAmbient air- Oxygenated arteries, upper torsoDeoxygenated veins,upper torsoCapillariesPcoz 46 mm Hg.-Pco2 40 mm HgPoz 40 mm Hg.-Po2 100 mm HgVenous bloodArterial bloodDeoxygenated veins,lower torsoOxygenated arteries, lower torsoSelect an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer.In the tissues, Po, drops as blood passes from the arteries to the veins, while Pco, increases.abBlood travels from the lungs to the heart to body tissues, then back to the heart, then the lungs.Blood travels from the lungs to the heart to body tissues, then back to the lungs, then the heart.d.Po, is higher in air than in the lungs.

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