Situational problems 1. In high altitude conditions, climbers usually feel the clinical signs of hypoxia: headache, shor

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Situational problems 1. In high altitude conditions, climbers usually feel the clinical signs of hypoxia: headache, shor

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Situational problems 1. In high altitude conditions, climbers usually feel the clinical signs of hypoxia: headache, shortness of breath, nausea, increased heart rate. However, after 2 days of rest in the base camp, the symptoms disappear. How does the body adapt to high altitude conditions and increase oxygen delivery to tissues?
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