Direction: Explain the following scenarios why it resulted to increase or decrease the values of pH, oxygen and Carbon dioxide. Clinical Event pH 02 CO2 Rationale 1. Specimen was exposed to air 2.Sealed specimen was left at room temperature

Direction: Explain the following scenarios why it resulted to increase or decrease the values of pH, oxygen and Carbon dioxide. Clinical Event pH 02 CO2 Rationale 1. Specimen was exposed to air 2.Sealed specimen was left at room temperature

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Direction: Explain the following scenarios why it resulted to increase or decrease the values
of pH, oxygen and Carbon dioxide.
Clinical Event
pH
02 co2
Rationale
1. Specimen was exposed to
air
2.Sealed specimen was left
at room temperature

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