mdwannabe
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No Aldo, Hper K, exchange for H, Acidosis.
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yes u r rt...aldosterone helps in the secretion of both k+ and H+....because the loss of na(reabsorbtion) produces a negative charge which attracts both H and k and aides in the secretion of both....so in its deficiency it produces acidosis.
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| Ig F
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well the reason of increased negative charge in the tubular lumen is firstly decreased
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| Ig F
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well the reason of increased negative charge in the tubular lumen is firstly decreased Na and increased cl which is left behind in the tubules...
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