COMPENSATOR)MECHANISMS : OF METABOLIC ACIDOSIS ARE: Bbl6epuTe OLNH WTV HecKoJ]bKO OTBeTOB: a . Activation of acidogenesis and ammoniogenesis in kidneys b. Intensified I urine excretion of bicarbonate by kidneys C. . Entrance of hydrogen-ions into erythrocytes ; in exchange of potassium-ions and into bones in exchange of sodium-ions and calcium-ions d Hyperventilation e. Binding of hydroger ions by proteins ; and bicarbonate buffer

The correct answer is:<br /><br />e. Binding of hydrogen ions by proteins and bicarbonate buffer<br /><br />Metabolic acidosis is a condition characterized by an increase in the acidity of the blood and other body tissues. The compensatory mechanisms of metabolic acidosis involve the kidneys and respiratory system working to restore the acid-base balance in the body. One of the primary compensatory mechanisms is the binding of hydrogen ions by proteins and bicarbonate buffer. This process helps to neutralize the excess hydrogen ions, thereby reducing the acidity of the blood. Other compensatory mechanisms include the activation of acidogenesis and ammoniogenesis in the kidneys, increased urine excretion of bicarbonate by the kidneys, and hyperventilation.