Diuretics - Part 1 - Osmotic Diuretics & Carbonic Anhydrase Inhibitors

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Thank you so much! I really lost hope since I was very confused,but this is really super simple logical explanation and it says it all.

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best video on the topic

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Thank you so much finally understood

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Thank you so much with this detailed explanation.

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thanks, helped me wrap my head around carbonic anhydrase inhibitors

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[@angelligomez]

Very good, helped me understand carbonic anhydrase inhibitors. Thank you so much!

[@jakkirose6436]

I'm confused. I thought carbonic anhydrase catalysed the conversion CO2 and H2O into carbonic acid, which then is broken down to bicarbonate and H+. Or is it a reversible reaction for carbonic anhydrase? Like it can make carbonic acid go both ways?

[@nethus1635]

Yes it can go bothways

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Please Make video in electrolytes like hypokalemia ......etc

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Thanks Naela🙂

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