How would you describe the pH of blood?Question 1Answera.Slightly basicb.Neutralc.It cannot be measuredd.Slightly acidic

What is the normal pH of blood?Multiple Choiceneutralslightly basicslightly acidicextremely basicextremely acidic

what is pH? HOW ACIDIC OR BASIC pH can be determined

Alkaline blood pH

pH is a measure of the:Question 15Answera.neutrality of a solution.b.acidity of a solution.c.amount of free electrons in a solution.d.concentration of hydrogen ions in a solution.e.alkalinity of a solution.

As indicated by the blood test result, a high carbon dioxide level of 58 will cause the blood pH to be below 7.35 to 7.45, making it acidic. This is because water combines with carbon dioxide to generate carbonic acid, increasing the hydrogen level. However, the buffer system will stabilise the blood pH level by hyperventilation, exhaling the carbon hydrate and restoring equilibrium. As a result of the body's attempt to maintain blood pH homeostasis, the pH of the blood becomes alkaline. is this staement correct?