how does blood differ in its components when it entes and leaves lungs.
Asked by ankitmadan | 5th Jun, 2008, 07:11: PM
Expert Answer:
The deoxygenated blood containing carbon dioxide is brought to the lungs from the rest of the body. Here exchange of gases takes place and carbon dioxide is released to the outside. The blood which leaves lungs is rich in oxygen.
Answered by | 6th Jun, 2008, 10:54: AM
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