During exercise, partial pressure of oxygen: A) is lower in the atmosphere than body cells. B) is inversely proportional

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During exercise, partial pressure of oxygen: A) is lower in the atmosphere than body cells. B) is inversely proportional

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During exercise, partial pressure of oxygen:
A) is lower in the atmosphere than body cells.
B) is inversely proportional to the concentration of
oxygen.
C) in alveoli is increased during exercise compared with
rest.
D) within the body is lowest within pulmonary venous
blood.
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