Carbon dioxide levels are well regulated in the body. How do RBCs help control these levels? RBCs carry carbon dioxide to the cells

RBCs break down carbon dioxide

RBCs carry carbon dioxide to the lungs to be exhaled

RBCs use carbon dioxide to release energy

RBCs control blood pH by changing the form of carbon dioxide within the blood. Carbon dioxide is associated with blood acidity. That's because most carbon dioxide travels through the blood as a bicarbonate ion, which is the dissociated form of carbonic acid in solution.

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