Type I Alveolar Cells, Respiratory Membranes, & Gas Exchange

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This video is misleading. The atmosphere's p02 is 160; by the time it reaches the alveoli, p02 is 100. The gas exchange in alveoli is not because of partial pressure changes; it is a countercurrent exchange (like in geese' feet, how they keep their feet warm and how we do not lose heat when blood flow travels to and from our heads).