Which of the following conditions produces a favorable environment for hemoglobin to bind to oxygen? (Normal body temperature is <100 °F; normal blood pH: 7.35-7.45.)
a. A body temperature of 102 °F
b. A high 2,3-BPG concentration
c. A blood pH of 7.31
d. High PO2
Correct Answer: D
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