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40. Circulatory System / Gas Exchange / Problem 9
Why does the RBC count rise in people who live at high altitudes?
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Due to the high partial pressure of oxygen at high altitudes, more RBCs are required to supply oxygen to the body cells.
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Due to the low partial pressure of oxygen at high altitudes, more RBCs are required to supply oxygen to the body cells.
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Due to the low partial pressure of oxygen at high altitudes, more RBCs are required as the speed of blood circulation increases.
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Due to the high partial pressure of oxygen at high altitudes, more RBCs are required as the speed of blood circulation increases.
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