What do the following arterial blood values indicate? pH = 7.50 PCO2 = 20 mm Hg HCO3- = 22 mEq/L Question 46 options: This person is hyperventilating Raising PCO2 will compensate this disturbance Respiratory compensation is taking place Metabolic alkalosis is taking place This person is a big jerk

What do the following arterial blood values indicate? pH = 7.50 PCO2 = 20 mm Hg HCO3- = 22 mEq/L Question 46 options: This person is hyperventilating Raising PCO2 will compensate this disturbance Respiratory compensation is taking place Metabolic alkalosis is taking place This person is a big jerk

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What do the following arterial blood values indicate?

pH = 7.50 P_CO2 = 20 mm Hg HCO₃^- = 22 mEq/L

Question 46 options:

	This person is hyperventilating
	Raising PCO₂ will compensate this disturbance
	Respiratory compensation is taking place
	Metabolic alkalosis is taking place
	This person is a big jerk

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