HYPOXIA - Applied respiratory physiology

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[@Redmi9power-p8t]

Sir wonderful explanation
One doubt cyanide is an powerful stimilulant of peripheral hypoxia?

[@PhysiologyLearning]

Yes cyanide is a powerful stimulator of peripheral chemoreceptors

[@rajatharode6987]

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[@vaeditz5468]

Sir... I have a doubt....
Why mild to moderate hypoxia stimulate respiration, but severe hypoxia depress it?

[@PhysiologyLearning]

Hypoxia is a primary stimulus for peripheral chemoreceptors. A mild to moderate levels of hypoxia stimulates them and increases the rate of respiration.
Severe hypoxia can directly inhibit the central chemoreceptors and depress it..

[@vaeditz5468]

@@PhysiologyLearning Ok sir... Thank u

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