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The urinary system helps to maintain the extracellular fluid pH by

The urinary system helps to maintain the
extracellular fluid pH by
a. synthesizing buffers.
b. retaining carbon dioxide in the filtrate.
c. excreting excess hydrogen ions.
d. combining hydrogen ions with urea.
e. signaling the respiratory system to adjust
breathing rate.

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Hydrogen ions enter the extracellular fluid from all
EXCEPT
a. amino acid breakdown.
b. lysis of water.
c. lactate formation.
d. protein degradation.
e. fermentation.

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