# Hypoxemic Respiratory Failure Patient with persistently low O2 saturation or PaO2<60 on room air. Most likely secondary to ***. Common etiologies include aspiration, PE, PTX, PNA. Lower suspicion for ARDS, shunting, hypoventilation, TACO/TRALI, pulmonary edema, ILD, alveolar hemorrhage or pulmonary contusion. - CPO, Telemetry, RT assessment PRN - CXR, Cross-sectional chest imaging PRN - CBC, CMP, ABG
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