| Term | Definition |
|---|
| high, respiration | tissues have (?) partial pressure of carbon dioxide due to (?) |
| CO2 | the (?) diffuses into the blood |
| three | CO2 trasnported to lungs in (?) ways |
| 7, dissolved, slow | One way CO2 transported into lungs: (?) percent is (?) into blood (plasma). This process is very (?) |
| 23, hemoglobin, slow | One way CO2 transported to lungs: (?) percent is bound to (?). Process is, |
| amino group (-NH2) | CO2 binds with (?) group of hemoglobin molecule, so that O2 and CO2 don't "compete for the ride" |
| at the same time | both gases can be transported (?) |
| carbamino hemoglobin | CO2 + hemoglobin = (?) |
| low, lungs, decomposes, released | Where PCO2 is (?) in (?), carbaminohemoglobin (?) and CO2 is (?) |
| 70, bicarbonate, | One way CO2 transported to lungs: (?) percent as (?) ion |
| carbonic acid | CO2 + H2O = H2CO3 which is (?) |
| RBC, dissociates, hydrogen, combines, hemoglobin, diffuses, chloride | CO2 diffuses into (?), and the carbonic acid (?). Then, (?) ions quickly (?) with (?). Bicarbonate then (?) out of RBC's into plasma which causes a (?) shift |
| speeds | enzyme, carbonic anhydrase (?) this reaction |
| Appearance of HCO3 in blood drives (Cl-) into RBC and out of plasma to maintain ionic balance. | Explain chloride shift |
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