>The problem is that the human body is designed to work with a arterial >CO2 of approx. 40torr. Yes, we can drive the arterial CO2 levels down >to the point that an anaesthetised >patient will not spontaneously breathe, but we are >changing some very delicate ion balances when we do this (lets not >get into the Henderson-Hasselbach equation, buffers, bicard, the kidneys, >etc.). regards, David Doolette ddoolett@me*.ad*.ed*.au*
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