Definition of diuresis in English:

diuresis

noun ˌdʌɪjʊ(ə)ˈriːsɪsˌdaɪjəˈrisɪs

mass nounMedicine

Increased or excessive production of urine.
〔医〕多尿；利尿。比较POLYURIA
Compare with polyuria
Example sentencesExamples
- Nurses monitor the patient closely for unbalanced fluid volume related to increased intracranial pressure or diuresis.
- Be cautious in prescribing diuretics, as excessive diuresis may reduce stroke volume and cardiac output.
- Excessive diuresis might be an important cause of renal dysfunction while taking spironolactone.
- However, caution is required to avoid excessive diuresis, which can decrease preload and stroke volume.
- Loss of glucose in the urine causes osmotic diuresis, increasing urinary losses of electrolytes and water.

Origin

Late 17th century: modern Latin, from di-³ 'through' + Greek ourēsis 'urination'.

Definition of diuresis in US English:

diuresis

nounˌdaɪjəˈrisɪsˌdīyəˈrēsis

Medicine

Increased or excessive production of urine.
〔医〕多尿；利尿。比较POLYURIA
Compare with polyuria
Example sentencesExamples
- However, caution is required to avoid excessive diuresis, which can decrease preload and stroke volume.
- Nurses monitor the patient closely for unbalanced fluid volume related to increased intracranial pressure or diuresis.
- Excessive diuresis might be an important cause of renal dysfunction while taking spironolactone.
- Be cautious in prescribing diuretics, as excessive diuresis may reduce stroke volume and cardiac output.
- Loss of glucose in the urine causes osmotic diuresis, increasing urinary losses of electrolytes and water.

Origin

Late 17th century: modern Latin, from di- ‘through’ + Greek ourēsis ‘urination’.

单词	diuresis
释义	Definition of diuresis in English: diuresis noun ˌdʌɪjʊ(ə)ˈriːsɪsˌdaɪjəˈrisɪs mass nounMedicine Increased or excessive production of urine. 〔医〕多尿；利尿。比较POLYURIA Compare with polyuria Example sentencesExamples Nurses monitor the patient closely for unbalanced fluid volume related to increased intracranial pressure or diuresis. Be cautious in prescribing diuretics, as excessive diuresis may reduce stroke volume and cardiac output. Excessive diuresis might be an important cause of renal dysfunction while taking spironolactone. However, caution is required to avoid excessive diuresis, which can decrease preload and stroke volume. Loss of glucose in the urine causes osmotic diuresis, increasing urinary losses of electrolytes and water. Origin Late 17th century: modern Latin, from di-³ 'through' + Greek ourēsis 'urination'. Definition of diuresis in US English: diuresis nounˌdaɪjəˈrisɪsˌdīyəˈrēsis Medicine Increased or excessive production of urine. 〔医〕多尿；利尿。比较POLYURIA Compare with polyuria Example sentencesExamples However, caution is required to avoid excessive diuresis, which can decrease preload and stroke volume. Nurses monitor the patient closely for unbalanced fluid volume related to increased intracranial pressure or diuresis. Excessive diuresis might be an important cause of renal dysfunction while taking spironolactone. Be cautious in prescribing diuretics, as excessive diuresis may reduce stroke volume and cardiac output. Loss of glucose in the urine causes osmotic diuresis, increasing urinary losses of electrolytes and water. Origin Late 17th century: modern Latin, from di- ‘through’ + Greek ourēsis ‘urination’.
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