This video discusses: Atmospheric gas pressures Water vapor pressure and its effect on the atmospheric pressure Pressure changes during inspiration Composition of the exhaled gases Factors affecting partial pressure of the oxygen Factors affecting partial pressure of the carbon dioxide
In this lecture Dr. Mobeen will discuss:
1. Gases in the atmosphere and concentration pressure. (1:00)
2. Water vapor pressure. (4:55)
3. Pressure changes in Inhalation. (13:45)
4. Oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange. (18:22)
5.Factors affecting gaseous exchange. (20:11)
6. Relationship of carbohydrate and lipid metabolism on carbon dioxide exchange. (22:25)
7. Gas exchange at the alveolar level. (32:00)
8. Factors affecting oxygen exchange. (42:19)
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