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Why can CO/CO2 easily block out O2 of the blood cells, and not opposite?
Got it. So what happens when a person is exposed to high levels of CO/CO2?
When a person is exposed to high levels of carbon monoxide or dioxide, the molecules can attach to hemoglobin and prevent oxygen from binding. This can cause carbon monoxide or dioxide poisoning, which can lead to symptoms like headache, dizziness, and confusion, and can even be fatal in severe cases.