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Multiple Choice: Chapter 14 Altitude and Aerospace Physiology Question 14.1 Why does a climber's arterial PCO2 fall at altitudes above 2500 m? A the amount of CO2 in the air is less B to compensate for the alkalosis C metabolism is reduced due to the low PO2 D the low arterial PO2 is stimulating ventilation