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Physiology Respiratory system aa583349

Hb O2 dissociation curve to left by

A
Increase pH
B
Increased PCO2
C
Increased 2.3
D
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High-Yield Explanation
Oxygen saturation curve Physiology A curve that describes the relationship between Hb O2 saturation and tension; defined by a sigmoid curve which reflects the interaction of the 4 Hb molecules involved in O2 uptake, transpo and release; a &;right shift&; of the curve indicates | Hb affinity for O2, as occurs in | pH-ie,acidosis, | temperature, | PCO2, while a &;left shift&; indicates | O2 affinity with | pH, | temperature, | 2,3 DPG and | PCO2Right shifts Acidosis, hypehermia, alveolar hypoventilation, anemia Left shifts Alkalosis, hypothermia, hyperventilation, carboxyhemoglobinemia, hypophosphatemia, | fetal Hb.Ref: Ganong&;s Review of Medical Physiology; 24th edition; page no:642

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