Definitions

1. noun

A condition in which the body fluids become too alkaline, typically caused by excessive vomiting or hyperventilation, leading to a decrease in blood carbon dioxide levels.

“The patient was diagnosed with severe alkalosis due to excessive vomiting and was given medication to stabilize her pH levels.”

2. noun

A condition in which a solution or mixture becomes too alkaline, especially in chemistry and medicine.

“The laboratory technician carefully measured the pH levels of the alkalosis solution to ensure accuracy.”