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The transit time of a red blood cell through the pulmonary capillaries during exercise: Group of answer choices Is reduced considerably and hemoglobin oxygenation peak exercise is not complete (reduced significantly) Does not change as the velocity of blood flow is increased and therefore there are no issues with hemoglobin oxygenation Is reduced considerably but hemoglobin oxygenation is complete Is reduced considerably. but myoglobin makes up for the difference and oxygenation of the tissues remains intact

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The transit time of a red blood cell through the pulmonary capillaries during exercise: Group of answer choices Is reduced considerably and hemoglobin oxygenation peak exercise is not complete (reduced significantly) Does not change as the velocity of blood flow is increased and therefore there are no issues with hemoglobin oxygenation Is reduced considerably but hemoglobin oxygenation is complete Is reduced considerably. but myoglobin makes up for the difference and oxygenation of the tissues remains intact
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The transit time of a red blood cell through the pulmonary capillaries during exercise: Group of answer choices Is reduced considerably and hemoglobin oxygenation peak exercise is not complete (reduced significantly) Does not change as the velocity of blood flow is increased and therefore there are no issues with hemoglobin oxygenation Is reduced considerably but hemoglobin oxygenation is complete Is reduced considerably. but myoglobin makes up for the difference and oxygenation of the tissues remains intact
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SubjectBiology
ClassClass 11