In which type of hypoxia is the oxygen content in arterial blood decreased?

Explanation

Anemic hypoxia occurs when the oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood is diminished due to reduced hemoglobin or dysfunctional hemoglobin, leading to a decrease in arterial oxygen content. In contrast, stagnant hypoxia is related to impaired blood flow, histotoxic hypoxia involves cellular inability to utilize oxygen, and hypoxic or arterial hypoxia is characterized by low oxygen partial pressure but not necessarily reduced oxygen content.