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nbme20/Block 2/Question#24 (27.1 difficulty score)
A patient with a 1-week history of diarrhea ...
Decreased arterial Pco2πŸ”,πŸ“Ί
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submitted by hayayah(1081),
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usmleuser007  Aldo would increase b/c protons are anti-transported with potassium --> leads to hyperkalemia --> aldo activation ADH will also increase b/e of volume loss +1  



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submitted by loopers(8),
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