Dalton's and Henry's Laws help us understand how gases move in our lungs.

1. Dalton’s Law: This law says that every gas in a mixture has its own pressure. The tricky part is making sure there is enough oxygen pressure to help it move into the blood, especially when we are at high altitudes where there is less oxygen.

2. Henry’s Law: This law tells us that how well gases dissolve in liquids matters for how oxygen gets carried in the blood. If gases don’t dissolve well, it can slow down how gases exchange.

Solutions:

• Oxygen Therapy: Adding extra oxygen can help increase the pressure of oxygen in the body.
• Ventilation Strategies: Finding ways to improve how air moves in and out of the lungs helps make gas exchange more efficient.