If a 0. 2-ml blood sample with a paco2 of 40 mm hg diffuses across a membrane into the e2 electrode containing 0. 3 ml of solution, the final paco2 in the blood sample will be less than 16 mm Hg.
What is paco2?
The partial pressure of carbon dioxide is specifically evaluates the carbon dioxide level in blood.
It is a determined by using a popular test called arterial blood gases (ABG) test.
It also also evaluates the partial pressure of oxygen (PaO2), bicarbonate (HCO3), and pH level of blood.
This test is performed on patients of lung diseases, neuromuscular diseases and also useful for getting a clear picture of the body's metabolic and respiratory conditions.
Hence the answer is less than 16 mm Hg.
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