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Saturday 3 January 2015

FACTORS CONTROLLING EXCHANGE OF GASES IN ALVEOLAR CAPILLARIES

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Intake of oxygen and release of carbon dioxide by blood passing through capillaries of alveoli is brought about by the following factors.

Difference in partial pressure of gases:

Diffusion of oxygen in and carbon dioxide out occurs because of difference in partial pressure of these gases.

Thin layers of capillaries:

Within the rich network of capillaries surrounding the alveoli, blood is distributed in extremely thin layers

Exposure to large alveolar surface:

Blood in capillaries is exposed to large alveolar surface.

Separation by thin membranes:

Blood in the lungs is separated from the alveolar air by extremely thin membranes of the capillaries and alveoli. 

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