Q5 During vigorous exercise, lactic acid is produced in the muscles. When it is moved into thebloodstream, the blood pH drops. This is an example ofO respiratory acidosisrespiratory alkalosismetabolic acidosisO metabolic alkalosis

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During vigorous exercise, lactic acid is produced in the muscles. When it is moved into the bloodstream, the blood pH drops. This is an example of respiratory acidosis respiratory alkalosis metabolic acidosis O metabolic alkalosis