Alkalosis is a condition that occurs when: Select one: a. the level of carbon dioxide in the blood increases. b. dangerous acids accumulate in the bloodstream. c. slow, shallow breathing eliminates too much carbon dioxide. d. blood acidity is reduced by excessive breathing.

D. blood acidity is reduced by excessive breathing.

Explanation:

d. blood acidity is reduced by excess breathing

Explanation:

Alkalosis is  a condition that occurs when blood acidity is reduced by excessive breathing thereby leading to a state of accumulation of too much bases in the blood. it occurs majorly when there are excess blood levels of bicarbonate (making the blood have a pH higher than 7.5) or the blood to become deficient in carbonic acids. The symptoms experienced by patients who develop alkalosis include vomiting, nausea, light headedness e.t.c it genrally leads to body pain and cramps. the four major types of alkalosis are: respiratory, metabolic, hypochlomeric and hypokalemic alkalosis.