how do the kidneys compensate in the presences of acidosis
a) trigger hyperventilate
b) reserve acid and excrete bicarb
c) excrete acid and hold onto bicarb
d) trigger hypoventilation
Answer : C.excrete acid and hold onto bicarbonate
Explanation : The kidneys compensate in acidosis by Increasing acid excretion (intercalated cells secrete H+ into tubules) and decrease bicarbonate excretion. They also make new bicarbonate to add to the plasma.
-The kidneys compensate in alkalosis by Increase bicarbonate excretion and Decrease bicarbonate reabsorption
Process of making bicarbonate in kidney -When intercalated cells secrete H+ into the tubule, it is combined with buffers in the lumen (ammonia) to make new HCO3 (bicarbonate)...Thanks dear student
how do the kidneys compensate in the presences of acidosis a) trigger hyperventilate b) reserve acid...
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How do the kidneys help to correct acid-base imbalance. Please be sure to include reference for your answer
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