alleryStart learning →After a fast run, blood carbon dioxide rises. How does breathing change?
ABreathing slows down
BBreathing stops fully
CBreathing deepens and speeds
DBreathing stays the same
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Breathing deepens and speeds
A rise in carbon dioxide reflexly causes deeper and faster breathing until the levels return to normal.
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