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Question 2 • 2026-2027 EDGE Human Anatomy and Physiology A

What do the kidneys do if pH levels are too high or too low in the blood?

Answer
A
They release substances into the blood to neutralize the pH levels.
B
They filter the blood so that all substances in the blood are flushed out of the system.
C
They do nothing; a high or low pH cannot be corrected once it impacts the blood.

Explanation

The kidneys help regulate blood pH by adjusting how much acid and bicarbonate they excrete or return to the blood. These changes help bring pH back toward its normal range. They do not flush all substances from the blood, and blood pH can be corrected.

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