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31. Nurse has received ABG report for client with respiratory acidosis. Which ABG reflects the respiratory acidosis pH 7.30, CO2 68, HCO3 34, O2 90 pH 7.30, CO242, HCO3 10, O2 94 pH 7.48, CO222, HCO3 18, O2 100 pH 7.50, CO260, HCO3 50722 100
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