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Chapter 19: Acid-Base Balance

Structure & Function of the Body 14th Edition by Gary A. Thibodeau - Kevin T. Patton

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Chapter 19: Acid-Base Balance

 

Complete Chapter Questions With Answers

 

Sample Questions Are Posted Below

 

MULTIPLE CHOICE

 

  1. pH is a measurement of the:
a. hydrogen ion concentration of a solution
b. hydroxide ion concentration of a solution
c. amount of buffer needed in a solution
d. both b and c above

 

ANS: A                   DIF:   Memorization                                           REF:   Page: 427

TOP:  pH of body fluids

 

  1. A solution with a pH of 7.0:
a. would have more hydrogen ions than hydroxide ions
b. would have fewer hydrogen ions than hydroxide ions
c. would have an equal number of hydrogen and hydroxide ions
d. would be an acid solution

 

ANS: C                    DIF:   Application   REF:  Page: 428      TOP:  pH of body fluids

 

  1. A solution with a pH of 9.0 would:
a. be an acid solution
b. have fewer hydrogen ions than hydroxide ions
c. be neutral
d. have more hydrogen ions than hydroxide ions

 

ANS: B                    DIF:   Application   REF:  Page: 428      TOP:  pH of body fluids

 

  1. A solution with a pH of 5.0 would:
a. be an acid solution
b. have more hydrogen ions than hydroxide ions
c. be neutral
d. both a and b above

 

ANS: D                   DIF:   Application   REF:  Page: 428      TOP:  pH of body fluids

 

  1. A solution with a pH of 7.0 would:
a. have more hydrogen ions than hydroxide ions
b. be an acid solution
c. be a neutral solution
d. both a and c above

 

ANS: C                    DIF:   Application   REF:  Page: 428      TOP:  pH of body fluids

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