A male patient has presented with the following results for spirometry and plasma Po2. What is your diagnosis? (Use your lecturenotes to derive the normal range for these parameters. Also note that usually plasma O2 is determined by saturation percentage,not Po2, but humour me here).ParameterVital CapacityFEV₁FVCArterial Po2Venous Po2COPDValue3560 ml2110 ml3120 ml90 mmHg35 mmHgPulmonary fibrosisO Pulmonary oedemaO Methemoglobinaemia (causes a leftward shift in the oxygen-haemoglobin dissociation curve)

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