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Which of the following substances can contribute to the entry of hydrogen ions into body fluids?
Which of the following substances can contribute to the entry of hydrogen ions into body fluids?
- Carbon dioxide (correct)
- Oxygen
- Glucose
- Water
What is the product of anaerobic cellular metabolism that can contribute to the entry of hydrogen ions into body fluids?
What is the product of anaerobic cellular metabolism that can contribute to the entry of hydrogen ions into body fluids?
- Glucose
- Water
- Carbon dioxide
- Lactic acid (correct)
Which of the following can contribute to the entry of hydrogen ions into body fluids when certain proteins are broken down for energy purposes?
Which of the following can contribute to the entry of hydrogen ions into body fluids when certain proteins are broken down for energy purposes?
- Acetic acid
- Citric acid
- Sulfuric acid
- Phosphoric acid (correct)
What can contribute to the entry of hydrogen ions into body fluids based on the type of diet consumed?
What can contribute to the entry of hydrogen ions into body fluids based on the type of diet consumed?
What type of minerals do different types of food provide?
What type of minerals do different types of food provide?
What is the surplus of mineral elements found in most mixed diets after metabolism is complete?
What is the surplus of mineral elements found in most mixed diets after metabolism is complete?
What is the purpose of buffering the surplus of acid-forming mineral elements in body fluids?
What is the purpose of buffering the surplus of acid-forming mineral elements in body fluids?
Which of the following is NOT a source of hydrogen ions entering body fluids?
Which of the following is NOT a source of hydrogen ions entering body fluids?
Which ions are present in all water in the body?
Which ions are present in all water in the body?
What does the pH symbol represent?
What does the pH symbol represent?
Which pH value indicates a solution that is more acidic?
Which pH value indicates a solution that is more acidic?
What happens to the pH as the concentration of hydrogen ions increases?
What happens to the pH as the concentration of hydrogen ions increases?
What is the pH of a neutral solution?
What is the pH of a neutral solution?
What is the range of pH for blood in the body?
What is the range of pH for blood in the body?
What can happen if the pH of blood deviates outside the normal range?
What can happen if the pH of blood deviates outside the normal range?
How does the body regulate the pH of body fluids?
How does the body regulate the pH of body fluids?
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