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A. Tachycardia:

Tachycardia is not a primary symptom of Lyme disease; it may occur if there’s secondary heart involvement (Lyme carditis) but is not the most common symptom.

B. Joint pain:

Lyme disease often causes migratory joint pain, especially in large joints like knees, often appearing weeks to months after infection.

C. Dark Urine:

Dark urine is more typical in liver disease or hemolytic conditions, not Lyme disease.

D. Cold Intolerance:

Cold intolerance is associated with hypothyroidism, not Lyme disease.

A. Headache and tremors:

Respiratory acidosis leads to CO₂ retention, causing cerebral vasodilation, resulting in headache and neuromuscular irritability like tremors.

B. Trousseau's and Chvostek's signs:

These are signs of hypocalcemia, commonly seen in respiratory alkalosis, not acidosis.

C. Crackles and rhonchi upon auscultation:

These are lung sounds that might be present in respiratory conditions (like pneumonia or CHF) but are not specific symptoms of acid-base disturbances like respiratory acidosis.

D. Hyperactivity and reduced serum ionized calcium levels:

These findings are consistent with respiratory alkalosis, not acidosis.