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Meghna Thapar 5 years, 6 months ago
Inspired gas is the gas we take in during breathing which mostly contains oxygen in adequate amount whereas expired gas is the gas we breathe out which is mostly carbon dioxide. Inspired gas is mainly used for the oxidation of food for energy whereas expired gas is the bi product of oxidation and is toxic in nature. The air that we inspire is a mixture of gases. The most important of these are nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide and water vapour. Dead space gas is not identical to inspired gas. It is warmed and humidified. Mixed expired air is somewhere in composition between alveolar gas and room air, so its oxygen level is higher than alveolar gas and its CO2 lower.
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