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What Is the Limiting Factor for H+ Excretion in the Renal

Question 51

Question 51

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What is the limiting factor for H+ excretion in the renal tubules?


A) excessive amounts of Cl-
B) excessive amounts of HCO3-
C) insufficient buffers
D) insufficient sodium

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