Ellen is jogging. As her body's metabolism becomes more active, how will her body protect itself initially against acidosis?

Select one:

a. Ellen's body will force her to slow down by cramping her muscles.

b. Ellen's body will regulate pH by using buffers.

c. Ellen's body will trigger the thirst mechanism so that she will drink more water.

d. Ellen's body will release a hormone that increases the size of her muscles.

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Alina Scott

24 December, 07:51

Ellen is jogging. As her body's metabolism becomes more active, how will her body protect itself initially against acidosis?

Select one:

a. Ellen's body will force her to slow down by cramping her muscles.

b. Ellen's body will regulate pH by using buffers.

c. Ellen's body will trigger the thirst mechanism so that she will drink more water.

d. Ellen's body will release a hormone that increases the size of her muscles.

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Jayda Byrd · Answer 1

As her body's metabolism becomes more active, A. Ellens body will force her to slow down by cramping her muscles. A buildup of lactic acid will occur in Ellen's muscles, causing severe cramping.