The amount of CO2 in pulmonary artery is:
Correct answer: A. 54ml/100ml of blood
- A. 54ml/100ml of blood
- B. 50ml/100ml of blood
- C. 60ml/100ml of blood
- D. 4ml/100ml of blood
Explanation
Venus blood contains 4% more CO2 per 100ml (54ml/100ml) of blood as compared to arterial blood (50ml/100ml). However, the case is reverse for pulmonary circulation. Pulmonary artery containa deoxygenated blood.
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