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How is pO2 calculated?

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The arterial PO2 can be determined by obtaining an arterial blood gas. With the help of the alveolar gas equation, the partial pressure inside the alveoli can be calculated. ... The PO2 in alveoli can change significantly with variations in blood and alveolar carbon dioxide levels

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