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Water and Bicarbonate – Composition of Bile (Nursing)
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Slides Gallbladder Functions of the Bile.pdf
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00:00 Okay, the third groups are the ones that calm everything back down, right? That is water and bicarbonate. 00:08 You need water and bicarbonate in your GI tract to help neutralize that stomach acid. 00:13 It is powerful stuff. 00:15 You need stomach acid when the appropriate spots but after that it can really do some damage. 00:21 So the water and biphosphate will help us with digestion and absorption for the substances that need an alkaline environment. 00:30 Bicarbonate is considered an alkaline or a base or trying to neutralize the acid for those types of nutrients that need to be in a more basic or alkaline environment.
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The lecture Water and Bicarbonate – Composition of Bile (Nursing) by Rhonda Lawes, PhD, RN is from the course Functions of the Bile (Nursing).
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Rhonda Lawes, PhD, RN
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