Which specific acid/base balance problem is the most common in humans? Why is it

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Which specific acid/base balance problem is the most common in humans? Why is it the most common? What is the primary clinical sign of this condition? How can you distinguish between acute and compensated forms of this condition? What are the ways that the renal and respiratory systems compensate for this condition? How might you treat someone with this condition? Explain why another acid/base problem tends to occur as a secondary effect of this condition. How could you use the anion gap to show the source of this secondary effect?

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