adj.尿的，利尿的
n.利尿剂

The doctor prescribed a diuretic to help reduce my patient's high blood pressure.
医生开了一种利尿剂来帮助我降低患者的高血压。
Uric acid levels in his bloodstream were elevated, so the doctor recommended a uric acid lowering diuretic.
他的血液中尿酸含量过高，医生建议他服用降低尿酸的利尿剂。
She was taking a low-sodium diet and a daily diuretic to manage her edema.
她正在遵循低盐饮食并每天服用利尿药来控制水肿。
The athlete needed to replenish electrolytes after taking a diuretic for dehydration.
运动员在因脱水服用了利尿剂后，需要补充电解质。
He experienced some dizziness after starting the new medication, which turned out to be a side effect of the diuretic.
他开始服用新药后感到眩晕，原来这是利尿剂的副作用。
The nurse monitored the patient closely, as diuretics can have unpredictable effects on heart rate.
护士密切观察患者，因为利尿剂可能对心率产生不可预测的影响。
In renal failure, the body may require diuretics to prevent fluid overload and maintain proper kidney function.
在肾功能衰竭时，可能需要使用利尿剂以防止体液积聚并保持肾脏正常运作。
After surgery, she was prescribed a short-term course of a loop diuretic to reduce postoperative swelling.
手术后，她被开了一些短期的袢利尿剂来减轻术后肿胀。
The doctor adjusted the dosage of the diuretic based on the patient's response and fluid balance.
医生根据患者的反应和液体平衡调整了利尿剂的剂量。
The patient complained about frequent urination while on the diuretic, but it was necessary to manage their hypertension.
患者在服用利尿剂期间抱怨尿频，但这对于控制高血压是必要的。