Question 12 • PBCSD_Grade_Forgiveness_0800300_Health_1_Life_Management_Skills_2019
Diuretics increase the amount of water and sodium the kidneys remove in urine. Some diuretics also cause the body to lose potassium, so they can lead to both dehydration and very low potassium. The doctor would ask whether the patient has been taking diuretics.
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