Accepted at 10:10 p.m. Mar, 15, 2024 by Ahmed7
Author: bri012
Related Note: 1473293394920 1
Rationale for change

The subscript a's in this equation should be lowercase, which is the common notation for arterial PCO2 (as opposed to alveolar PCO2, which is what subscript capital A denotes). Arterial PCO2 is what can be measured on an arterial blood gas and thus is used clinically. This is also how this equation is written in FA2023 (33rd Ed.) p684.

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