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4. act primarily in collecting renal tubules 1. increase the osmolality (concentration) and
7. never push Potassium via Sodium reabsorption
9. kidney damage 2. diuretics is frequently prescribed with
13. diuretics produces increase ___ flow (diuresis) by 3. ia mannitol given via intravenous?
inhibiting Sodium and water reabsorption 5. mannitol is administered via
15. thiazides act on the distal convoluted tubule beyond the 6. if given too fast causes ototoxicity and
______ hypotension
16. if less sodium is retained, less ___ is retained 8. carbonic Anhydrase Inhibitor is primarily used
17. low potassium to decrease IOP in patients with
18. blocks carbonic hydrase 10. check ____ before giving diuretics
20. potassium sparing diuretics blocks Aldosterone but 11. given only if Potassium is normal
keeps 12. potassium supplements are frequently needed
22. loop diuretics is number 1 drug for worsening when using this drug
24. frequently prescribed and promotes diuresis in 1 to 3 14. diuretics inhibiting sodium and water
hours after IV administration reabsorption from
27. diuretics are given in the 19. ______ are frequently needed when using this
thiazide
28. is Isosorbide a potassium wasting diuretics?
21. drain fluid
29. low blood pressure
30. if there is low potassium, there is low pumps in the __ 23. acts on the thick ascending Loop of Henle
25. ___ should be monitored daily when taking
31. diuretics makes patient ____ (hypotension effect)
diuretics
26. ear ringing
Crossword Puzzle
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o d

s i

m g
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y o o

e t x
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p o t a s s i u m s p a r i n g d i u r e t i c s

v c n
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f d

u i

r u
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i n t r a v e n o u s r g

s e l
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n e p h r o t o x i c i t y b a
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m i p t l u
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u r i n e c o h o c
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d k t i l o o p o f h e n l e
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s w e l l i n g h y p o k a l e m i a d m

d s z p a
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c a r b o n i c a n h y d r a s e i n h i b i t o r
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p e i d e
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o y p o t a s s i u m e s
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t t m u s
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h e a r t f a i l u r e l w r u
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s b o m a n n i t o l r

s u o s n e

i l p t a
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u e w o d i t

m s e t i n i

s i o u g o
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u m o r n i n g t r d n o
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p h y p o t e n s i o n

p t x t u

l i i r
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e c c h e a r t

m i s t
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e t d i z z y

n y c

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4. act primarily in collecting renal tubules 1. increase the osmolality (concentration) and
7. never push Potassium via Sodium reabsorption
9. kidney damage 2. diuretics is frequently prescribed with
13. diuretics produces increase ___ flow (diuresis) by 3. ia mannitol given via intravenous?
inhibiting Sodium and water reabsorption 5. mannitol is administered via
15. thiazides act on the distal convoluted tubule beyond the 6. if given too fast causes ototoxicity and
______ hypotension
16. if less sodium is retained, less ___ is retained 8. carbonic Anhydrase Inhibitor is primarily used
17. low potassium to decrease IOP in patients with
18. blocks carbonic hydrase 10. check ____ before giving diuretics
20. potassium sparing diuretics blocks Aldosterone but 11. given only if Potassium is normal
keeps 12. potassium supplements are frequently needed
22. loop diuretics is number 1 drug for worsening when using this drug
24. frequently prescribed and promotes diuresis in 1 to 3 14. diuretics inhibiting sodium and water
hours after IV administration reabsorption from
27. diuretics are given in the 19. ______ are frequently needed when using this
thiazide
28. is Isosorbide a potassium wasting diuretics?
21. drain fluid
29. low blood pressure
30. if there is low potassium, there is low pumps in the __ 23. acts on the thick ascending Loop of Henle
25. ___ should be monitored daily when taking
31. diuretics makes patient ____ (hypotension effect)
diuretics
26. ear ringing

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