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When given high concentrations of O2, a patient with chronic hypercapnia may develop a more serious respiratory acidosis. Which of the following might be contributing to the patient's increased PCO2?
1) Worsening ventilation-perfusion (VV/QQ) balance
2) Desensitization of the carotid bodies
3) Removal of the hypoxic stimulus
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