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While interpreting a patient’s ABG results, you note a PaCO2 of 24 torr, a Base Excess of -11 mEq/L, and a pH of 7.36. How would you interpret these results?

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While interpreting a patient’s ABG results, you note a PaCO2 of 24 torr, a Base Excess of -11 mEq/L, and a pH of 7.36. How would you interpret these results?


  1. Acute respiratory alkalosis
  2. Acute metabolic acidosis
  3. Compensated respiratory alkalosis
  4. Compensated metabolic acidosis

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