fluids 5 81- done

1. 181. To compensate for metabolic acidosis, respirations will:

   1. Aincrease to retain carbon dioxide
   2. Bdecrease to retain carbon dioxide
   3. Cdecrease to exhale carbon dioxide
   4. Dincrease to exhale carbon dioxide
2. 282. To compensate for metabolic alkalosis, respirations will:

   1. Aincrease to retain carbon dioxide
   2. Bdecrease to retain carbon dioxide
   3. Cdecrease to exhale carbon dioxide
   4. Dincrease to exhale carbon dioxide
3. 383. Increased respirations to exhale more carbon dioxide are a compensation for:

   1. Ametabolic acidosis
   2. Bmetabolic alkalosis
   3. Crespiratory alkalosis
4. 4Decreased respirations to retain carbon dioxide are a compensation for:

   1. Ametabolic acidosis
   2. Bmetabolic alkalosis
   3. Crespiratory acidosis
5. 585. The respiratory system is important for acid–base balance because it regulates the ____
   in body fluids.

   1. Alactic acid
   2. Boxygen
   3. Ccarbon dioxide
6. 686. To compensate for acidosis, the kidneys will:

   1. Aexcrete hydrogen ions and bicarbonate ions in urine
   2. Breturn hydrogen ions and bicarbonate ions to the blood
   3. Cexcrete hydrogen ions in urine and return bicarbonate ions to the blood
   4. Dreturn hydrogen ions to the blood and excrete bicarbonate ions in urine
7. 787. To compensate for alkalosis, the kidneys will:

   1. Aexcrete hydrogen ions and bicarbonate ions in urine
   2. Breturn hydrogen ions and bicarbonate ions to the blood
   3. Cexcrete hydrogen ions in urine and return bicarbonate ions to the blood
   4. Dreturn hydrogen ions to the blood and excrete bicarbonate ions in urine
8. 889. Which statement is NOT true of metabolic acidosis?

   1. AThe blood pH may be 7.32.
   2. BRespirations will increase to exhale carbon dioxide.
   3. CThe kidneys will retain hydrogen ions.
   4. DThe kidneys will retain bicarbonate ions.
9. 988. Which statement is NOT true of metabolic acidosis?

   1. AThe blood pH may be 7.32.
   2. BRespirations will increase to exhale carbon dioxide.
   3. CThe kidneys will retain hydrogen ions.
   4. DThe kidneys will retain bicarbonate ions.
10. 1090. The pH-regulating mechanism that works most rapidly is the:

    1. Abuffer systems
    2. Brespiratory mechanism
    3. Ccerebral mechanism

11. 1191. The pH-regulating mechanism that works most slowly is the:

    1. Abuffer systems
    2. Brenal mechanism
    3. Ccerebral mechanism
12. 1293. The pH-regulating mechanism that has the greatest capacity to buffer an ongoing pH
    imbalance is the:

    1. Arenal mechanism
    2. Bcerebral mechanism
    3. Crespiratory mechanism
    4. Dbuffer systems
13. 13The pH-regulating mechanism that works most slowly AND that has the greatest capacity to buffer an ongoing pH is the Renal Mechanism

    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
14. 1494. Which statement is NOT true of the pH-regulating mechanisms of the body?

    1. AThe buffer systems work most rapidly to correct pH imbalances.
    2. BThe kidneys have the greatest capacity to correct an ongoing pH imbalance.
    3. CThe respiratory system regulates the amount of carbon dioxide present in the blood
       and body fluids.
    4. DThese mechanisms work only when the blood pH falls below 7.35 or rises above
       7.45.
15. 1595. The major effect of acidosis on the body is:

    1. Aoversecretion of pituitary hormones
    2. Bdepression of the CNS
16. 16The major effect of alkalosis on the body is:

    1. Adepression of the CNS
    2. Bcardiac failure
    3. Coverexcitability of the nervous system

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