Alkalosis

Pronunciation: /ˈæɫˈkeɪɫoʊˈsɪs/

Alkalosis (noun)

  1. A condition where body fluids, especially blood, become too basic because acid level is too low.
  2. A disorder of balance in the body’s acids and bases, caused by breathing problems or kidney control issues.

Examples

  • Alkalosis happens when blood becomes too basic.
  • The doctor checks for alkalosis when blood is too basic.