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Which gas saturation is of great importance in clinical practice?(a) oxygen(b) carbon dioxide(c) hydrogen(d) nitrogen

Answer» The correct answer is (a) oxygen

The explanation: In clinical practice, the percentage of oxygen saturation in the blood is of great importance. This saturation being a bio-constant is an indication of the performance of the most important cardio-respiratory functions. It is maintained at a fairly constant value to within a few percents in a healthy organism.


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