PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF ACID-BASE BALANCE
Keywords:
Carbohydrates, Fats, buffer systemsAbstract
Metabolic processes in the human body continuously lead to the formation of acids and, to a lesser extent, to the formation of bases. The hydrogen ion (H+) is particularly reactive; it binds to negatively charged proteins and, if present in high concentration, changes their overall charge, configuration and function.
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