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Chapter 25.6, Problem 23WDYL
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The common cause of the
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The ph level of the blood is directly influenced by the acid-base balance as well as the rate of inhalation and exhalation of the respiratory gases (oxygen and carbon dioxide) Metabolic alkalosis refers to an increase in the alkalinity of blood which alters (increases) the blood ph levels. This is one of the forms of acid-base disturbances.
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