25. A healthy subject ingests a diet that generates 80 mmol/day of nonvolatile acid. If this subject excretes 5 mmol/day of HCO, and 30 mmol/day of titratable acid in the urine, which of the following is the urinary excretion rate of ammonium (in mmol/day) required to maintain acid-base balance? OA) 45 B) 50 C) 55 D) 60 E) 65

25. A healthy subject ingests a diet that generates 80 mmol/day of nonvolatile acid. If this subject excretes 5 mmol/day of HCO, and 30 mmol/day of titratable acid in the urine, which of the following is the urinary excretion rate of ammonium (in mmol/day) required to maintain acid-base balance? OA) 45 B) 50 C) 55 D) 60 E) 65

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