11.3 Gas Exchange Notes Respiration includes external respiration and internal respiration. • ____________________: exchange of gases in the lungs • ____________________: exchange of gases in the tissues Most of the oxygen carried in the blood is attached to _____________________, a protein found in red blood cells. Partial Pressure Diffusion Enzymes External Respiration: gas exchange at the __________________ between __________________________________ O2: __________________________ Blood Approaching the lungs has a _________________________ than the air in the alveoli O2 diffuses into the blood O2 binds to _______________; _____________________ CO2: ________________________________ Blood has a ________________________ of CO2 (PCO2) than air • __________________ (HCO3-) are converted back to CO2 • Carbonic anhydrase speeds up this reaction too Internal Respiration: gas exchange at the __________________ between __________________________________ O2: _______________________ Partial ________________: pressure of O2 (PO2) inbreathing tissue is ______________than in blood too much removes H+ from the o _____________________ gives up O2, which diffuses blood. This resulting in ___________________ outlowers of theblood bloodpH into the tissues CO2: ___________________________ CO2 diffuses into the blood: the PCO2 of tissue is ______________ than in blood 3 ways CO2 is transported: 1. Some CO2 is transported ______________________________ 2. 10% binds to ______________________________________________ 3. The remaining CO2 combines with water in the plasma, forming _____________________ (H2CO3), which dissociates into ________________ (H+) and _____________________ ____________________________ is an enzyme that speeds up the reaction • this reaction uses up CO2, _________________________________ so that more CO2 can diffuse out of the tissue hemoglobin combines with excess H+ to become reduced hemoglobin (HHb) – _______________________ avoids ________________________________ – too much CO2 , resulting in low H+ (acidic blood) When blood reaches the lungs, CO2 readily diffuses out of the blood and is exhaled