Exam 22: Acid-Base Balance
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-condition that is caused by a carbonic acid excess
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In uncompensated metabolic acidosis,what mechanism removes the excess H2CO3
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One of the ways the kidneys help raise the pH of the body is by excreting NaH2PO4 rather than Na2HPO4.
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Would you expect the blood in the pulmonary artery or in the pulmonary vein to have the higher pH? Explain your answer.
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