A patient with respiratory alkalosis would likely exhibit which of the following symptoms?

A Hypokalemia and decreased urine output
B Hyperkalemia and increased urine output
C Tetany and paresthesia due to hypocalcemia ✓
D Confusion and seizures due to hyponatremia

Explanation

Respiratory alkalosis leads to a decrease in carbon dioxide levels, causing a shift in the bicarbonate buffer system and resulting in hypocalcemia, which can cause tetany and paresthesia.

Source

Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine
Electrolytes and Acid-Base Balance Acid-Base Physiology Respiratory Alkalosis Hard MEDICAL Confidence: medium