Multiple Choice
Most diuretics are natriuretic. They
A) inhibit sodium reabsorption in the kidney.
B) exchange sodium for potassium
C) are dependent on a calcium gradient
D) are derived from natural and organic substances
E) effectively increase ATP levels in cells
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