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Diuretics are frequently given to people with persistent high blood pressure. Why?

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Diuretics are frequently given to people with persistent high blood pressure. Why?

I'll be so appreciated if you help me with these questions !!

EXERCISE 9

ACTIVITY 3

2. diuretics are frequently given to people with persistent high blood pressure. why?

ACTIVITY 4

1. From what you learned in this activity, speculate on ways that desert rats are able to concentrate their urine significantly more than humans.

2. Judging from this activity, what would be a reasonable mechanism for diuretics?

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ACTIVITY 3

2. diuretics are frequently given to people with persistent high blood pressure. why?

Diuretics increase the amount of urine output thus decreasing the blood volume. A decrease in blood volume should result in a corresponding decrease in blood pressure.

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I appreciated bro that is very helpful!!
I still need help with activity 4 tho, until then I will mark it as solved
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