Diuretics that inhibit sodium ion reabsorption are called
a. xanthenes
b. osmotic diuretics
c. thiazide diuretics
d. carbonic anhydrase inhibitors

Diuretics that inhibit sodium ion reabsorption are called  

a. xanthenes  

b. osmotic diuretics  

c. thiazide diuretics  

d. carbonic anhydrase inhibitors

Explanation:

A thiazide diuretic is a diuretic that acts on the thiazide receptors in the initial portion of the renal distal contoured tubule, preventing the reabsorption of sodium and chlorine.

The answer is: c. thiazide diuretics.

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