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diuretic an agent that promotes urine production and flow.
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diuretic Tending to increase the secretion and discharge of urine.
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diuretic A substance that increases the amount of urine that leaves the body.
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diuretic [Also commonly known as a water pill] A drug that helps to purge the body of excess fluid. Thus, it is most often used for patients with high blood pressure and/or body fluid retention. In the process of ridding the body of excess fluids, the drug must increase total urine production.
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diuretic A drug that causes the body to excrete sodium (salt). These drugs work by making the kidneys produce more urine, hence more salt is lost.
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