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19.At high altitude alveolar ventilation increases as a result of?
a. high PCO2 stimulating central chemoreceptors
b. high PCO2 stimulating peripheral chemoreceptors
c. low PO2 stimulating central chemoreceptors
d. low PO2 stimulating peripheral chemoreceptors
e. alkalosis stimulating both central and peripheral chemoreceptors
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