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Respiration: Gases, Organs, and Tools

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Respiration basics: gases, organs, tools

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Respiration basics: gases, organs, tools

by sahar baccar
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Pulse oximeters measure heart rate, not oxygen saturation.

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Oxygen is absorbed by lime water, while carbon dioxide is absorbed by the lungs.

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Fish respire by gills to extract dissolved oxygen from water and release CO2.

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Lime water turns milky in the presence of carbon dioxide, indicating CO2.

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Humans inhale oxygen in the lungs and exhale carbon dioxide.

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Grasshoppers respire through a tracheal system that delivers air directly to tissues.

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Lime water turns clear in the presence of carbon dioxide.

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Pulse oximeters measure the oxygen saturation of blood.

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In humans, oxygen is released into the blood in the lungs and carbon dioxide is absorbed from the blood.

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Grasshoppers use lungs as the primary respiration organs.

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