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Question: Hypoxia, such as occurs at high altitude:
a) Increases partial pressure of arterial blood CO2
b) decreases blood pH.
c) Decreases peripheral resistance
d) Increases the respiratory rate
e) Decreases blood pressure

Answer: d) Increases the respiratory rate

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Question: Hypoxia, such as occurs at high altitude:
a) Increases partial pressure of arterial blood CO2
b) decreases blood pH.
c) Decreases peripheral resistance
d) Increases the respiratory rate
e) Decreases blood pressure

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d) Increases the respiratory rate Source: CoolInterview.com

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