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男性，65岁。慢性阻塞性肺疾病7年。10天前受凉后发热，咳嗽加重，痰黏难咳，2天来神志欠清，发绀、躁动，入院查体双肺呼吸音低，有干湿性啰音，白细胞计数及分类增高。 血气分析检查结果为：pH 7.56，PaO255mmHg，PaCO270mmHg，HCO3ˉ48mmol/L，BE+23 mmol/L。应考虑为
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