Answer to Question 1
Gas exchange may be impaired if the alveolar septa are thickened and scarred. It also may be impaired if pulmonary blood flow to a portion of the lung is obstructed or by blockage of pulmonary capillaries by fat emboli or foreign material. Also, if the pulmonary alveoli become filled with fluid or inflammatory exudates, inspired air cannot enter the diseased alveoli, and pulmonary gas exchange is impeded.
Answer to Question 2
More technically difficult to perform; may lead to spontaneous abortion and limb deformities
Countercurrent heat exchange.
Gas exchange across body surfaces.
Normal and Impaired Vision
The nuclear envelope is studded with pores, which allow exchange of materials
Consequences of a double exchange occurring between two nonsister chromatids
Forces affecting capillary exchange