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Chapter 27.5, Problem 47AYP
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To analyze:
Acidosis, its types and cause of each. Also, the step undertaken by the body to overcome the changes caused is to be ascertained.
Introduction:
The kidney and respiratory buffer system help in maintaining the homeostasis by removing an excess amount of hydrogen ion in the urine and initiating the reabsorption of bicarbonate from the urine.
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