why the role of oxygen in the regulation of respiratory rhythm is quite insignificant
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Answer:There is no receptor for oxygen in the carotid artery and aortic arch which sends information to the respiratory rhythm centre for regulation of respiratory rhythm. ... Therefore the role of oxygen in controlling respiratory rhythm process in insignificant.
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Oxygen plays an important role in our respiratory rhythm.When we take oxygen then it oxidize the glucose and break it into carbon-di-oxide,water and gives energy.
If we do not take oxygen then it does not break glucose and there is no production of energy and we died.So oxygen plays an important role in our respiratory rhythm
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