Which of the following diuretic causes maximum loss of potassium in urine: March 2010
Correct Answer: Acetazolamide
Description: Ans. A: Acetazolamide Actezolamide causes maximum loss of potassium and bicarbonate in the urine, whereas furosemide causes maximum loss of sodium and chloride in the urine
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