why is difficulty in breathing experienced by a person who chokes?
A. because she's an air passage is blocked
B.because his/her lungs don't have enough oxygen.
C.because of too much carbon dioxide in the body.
D.because the heart stopped pumping blood throughout the body.
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A. because she's an air passage is blocked
B.because his/her lungs don't have enough oxygen.
C.because of too much carbon dioxide in the body.
D.because the heart stopped pumping blood throughout the body.
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why is difficulty in breathing experienced by a person who chokes?
A. because she's an air passage is blocked
B.because his/her lungs don't have enough oxygen.
C.because of too much carbon dioxide in the body.
D.because the heart stopped pumping blood throughout the body.
Answer:
A. Because her air passage is blocked.
When we exhale, we breathe out carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and oxygen. When someone is choking with a completely blocked airway, no oxygen can enter the lungs. The brain is extremely sensitive to this lack of oxygen and begins to die within four to six minutes.
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