Which of the following conditions would be least likely to result in hypoxia?

To accurately determine which condition is least likely to result in hypoxia, we typically consider factors that affect oxygen delivery or utilization. Conditions like high altitude, respiratory diseases, and anemia are known to cause hypoxia due to reduced oxygen availability or impaired transport. Conversely, a state of hyperventilation may increase oxygen levels in the blood and is least likely to lead to hypoxia, as it often results in a surplus of oxygen rather than a deficiency.