The air we breath, at sea level, consists of 21% Oxygen, 78% Nitrogen and the remaining 1% mixed Gases. The human body requires only 4% Oxygen to sustain life, therefore, we breath out approxamately 17% Oxygen and the balance is Carbon Dioxide. =Note: This is why CPR works so well - when ventilating a patient, we are giving that patient 4 times the required Oxygen, and because you're blowing into the lungs, that positive pressure, makes sure that Oxygen creeps into all areas of the lungs.=
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