Mark is attempting his first serious mountain climb above 8000 feet. He begins to breathe harder during his ascent, feels light-headed, and has difficulty thinking clearly. What has stimulated him to breathe harder? What effect does this have on Pco2? What change in blood pH can occur? Why? Does more or less oxygen reach the brain? Explain.

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