Blood Arriving at a Cell That is Performing Cellular Respiration

Question

Blood arriving at a cell that is performing cellular respiration would
A)contain red blood cells with oxygen bound to most of its hemoglobin and a lower concentration of carbon dioxide than the cell.
B)contain little remaining hemoglobin and a higher concentration of carbon dioxide than the cell.
C)deposit its hemoglobin onto the plasma membrane of the cell to release oxygen and pick up carbon dioxide.
D)contain hemoglobin largely depleted of oxygen and a lower concentration of carbon dioxide than the cell.

Accepted Answer

Blood arriving at a cell performing cellular respiration would have red blood cells with oxygen bound to most of its hemoglobin to supply oxygen to the cell, and a lower concentration of carbon dioxide than the cell, as the cell produces carbon dioxide as a waste product during respiration.