A patient presents to the emergency department demonstrating agitation and complaining of numbness and tingling in his fingers.His arterial blood gas levels reveal the following: pH 7.51,PaCO2 25,HCO3 25.The nurse interprets these blood gas values as:
A) compensated metabolic alkalosis.
B) normal values.
C) uncompensated respiratory acidosis.
D) uncompensated respiratory alkalosis.
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