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al·ka·lo·sis
\ˌalkəˈlōsə̇s\ noun
(plural alkalo·ses \-ōˌsēz\)
Etymology: New Latin, from Medieval Latin alkali + New Latin -osis
: a condition of increased alkalinity of the blood and tissues caused by excessive alkali intake or excessive loss of acid and resulting in muscular irritability and sometimes convulsions — opposed to acidosis |