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Acid Base urinary fat metabolism carbonic acid hyperventilation bicarbonate secretion of H+ alkalosis acidic hypoventilation Na+ H 736-741 pH71-14 weak acidsrespiratory, urinary meat 64· The normal pH of blood is: alkaline 65. An decrease in H+ will lead to a pH 66. Alkaline pH range 67. 68. Elevated 69. response to acidosis: CO2 levels result inincreased formation of Urinary response to acidosis which of carbonic acid-carbonate buffer goes into action when pH of blood plasma turns alkaline: 71. Acidic ketone bodies formed from 72. V 73. Acid forming foods include 74. Venous blood has levels of CO2 than arterial blood 75. Increase in pH means increase irn 76. Mechanism effective in regulating carbonic acid levels 77. In order to maintain cation concentration kidney exchanges H+ for 78. Chloride shift replaces with Cl- 79. Prolonged hyperventilation leads to 80. High pH, low CO2 will trigger 81. Hemoglobin buffer helps adjusting levels in RBC 82. Which organ systems serve as physiological buffer systems diet is 83· Chemical buffers are-acting than physiological buffer systems 84. Chemical buffers convert strong acids to 85. Mechanism effective in regulating H+ levels

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1. pH of normal blood lies between 7.35 to 7.45. If the pH increases, it results in alkalosis. If pH of blood decreases, it results in acidosis.

Option is pH 7.36-7.41.

2.   Decrease in H+ ions will cause increase in the pH of blood will decrease and become acidic. The pH is known as negative logarithm of H+ ion concentration. When the pH of blood decreases, H+ ions react with bicarbonate ions to form hydrogen carbonate (H2CO3). Formation of hydrogen carbonate will decrease the level of H+ ions, bringing the pH back to 7.

Option is Acidic

3. Alkaline pH ranges from 7.1 To 14. Neutral pH is pH 7. Any value above it will be in the alkaline range.

Option is pH 7.1-14

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