1. What is a pHa measurement of? What are the mechanisms used to regulate blood pH?...

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1. What is a pHa measurement of? What are the mechanisms used to regulate blood pH? 3. An acid hydrogen ions into solution and a base hydrogen. a) release; accepts b) accepts; release 4. A blood pH of 7.2 is a) acidosis; alkalosis and a blood pH of 7.5 is b) alkalosis; acidosis 5. A blood pH of 7.2 has hydrogen ions than a blood pH of 7.5. b) less a) more 6. Blood pH must be tightly controlled. Imbalance may lead to the following: (Select all that applies) a) Headache and confusion b) Coma and death c) Arrhythmia d) Muscle weakness; twitching/spasm; seizure e) Respiratory irregularities 2. 1. What is a pHa measurement of? What are the mechanisms used to regulate blood pH? 3. An acid hydrogen ions into solution and a base hydrogen. a) release; accepts b) accepts; release 4. A blood pH of 7.2 is a) acidosis; alkalosis and a blood pH of 7.5 is b) alkalosis; acidosis 5. A blood pH of 7.2 has hydrogen ions than a blood pH of 7.5. b) less a) more 6. Blood pH must be tightly controlled. Imbalance may lead to the following: (Select all that applies) a) Headache and confusion b) Coma and death c) Arrhythmia d) Muscle weakness; twitching/spasm; seizure e) Respiratory irregularities 2.