Name one clinical condition that may present with the following:
- Deep and fast breathing
- Shallow and fast breathing
- Succussion splash

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One clinical condition that may present with deep and fast breathing is diabetic ketoacidosis. Shallow and fast breathing may be seen in patients with anxiety or panic attacks. Succussion splash may be present in patients with a gastric outlet obstruction.

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Pneumonia

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Name one clinical condition that may present with the following: - Deep and fast breathing - Shallow and fast breathing - Succussion splash

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