At a particular point in the circulation, the P _O2 of the blood is 104 mm Hg, and the P _CO2 is 40 mm Hg. Where is this location in the circulation? A) Aorta and large arteries B) Venules and large veins C) Pulmonary arteries D) Right atrium

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The given partial pressures of oxygen (P$$O_2$$ = 104 mm Hg) and carbon dioxide (P$$CO_2$$ = 40 mm Hg) are characteristic of arterial blood, which is found in the aorta and large arteries after oxygenation in the lungs.

At a Particular Point in the Circulation, the P O2

At a Particular Point in the Circulation, the P _O2