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    During Hyperventilation, Arterial P<sub>CO2</sub> Levels Decrease Because CO<sub>2</sub> Is Blown
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During Hyperventilation, Arterial PCO2 Levels Decrease Because CO2 Is Blown

Question 141

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During hyperventilation, arterial PCO2 levels decrease because CO2 is blown off more rapidly than it is being produced in the tissues.

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