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ns3.5. [20 POT Mr. Crabtree, a 52-year-old male, was on his way to work during a heavy rainstorm when he lost control of his car and crossed into oncoming traffic where he collided head on with a small delivery truck Witnesses accessed the 911 emergency medical response system, and paramedics arrived quickly. The driver of the truck suffered only minor cuts and scrapes, but Mr. Crabtree was having difficulty breathing and complained of severe chest pain. Transport time to the nearest trauma center was less than two minutes, so the emergency personnel elected to "scoop and haul" A large bruise on his chest indicated that Mr. Crabtree had experienced blunt trauma from the impact of the steering wheel after the airbag failed to deploy. Mr. Crabtree presented in the ER with blurred vision, dizziness, headache, nausea, muscle weakness, hypoventilation, and a feeling of mental confusion. A chest xray revealed bilateral fractures in the fourth, fifth, and six ribs along with a suspected hemothorax. An ECG revealed signs of ventricular arrhythmias. The values following values were taken from the results of an arterial blood gas (ABG) and urinalysis (UA). Define the following terms: Hypoventilation and Hemothorax. Explain their importance in this case. Explain how Mr. Crabtree's rib fractures are related to the suspected hemothorax [3 POINTS) B. Mr. Crabtree's Pcca is abnormal. Under normal conditions, what would be the PRIMARY mechanism that his body would use to regulate the amount of Pcos in his blood? Why is this mechanism not working in this case? [2 POINTS] C. Describe how the Peos and pH in Mr. Crabtree's blood are related in this case. (2 POINTS)