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How sodium often is described (“________ sodium”)
total, dietary, pentobarbital, more, liquid, urinary, high, excess, intracellular, thiopental, much, less, nedocromil, low, metallic, exchangeable, extracellular, renal, normal, pentothal, cromolyn, diclofenac, radioactive, pure, excessive, standard, pressure, amobarbital, secobarbital, docusate, fat, intravenous, external, active, solid, enough, tubular, additional, neutral, sufficient, soluble, extra, elevated, atomic, oral, warfarin, sulfacetamide, crystalline, urine, sweat, residual, diphenylhydantoin, levothyroxine, body, thiamylal, luminal, porfimer, clean, hot, anhydrous, gated, adequate, dilute, mixed, proximal, acid, seconal, cellular, elemental, abnormal, thyroxine, dependent, aqueous, topical, danaparoid, corresponding, foscarnet, reduced, absorbed, meclofenamate, adsorbed, zomepirac, saturated
Things sodium often describes (“sodium ________”)
chloride, diet, phosphate, carbonate, solution, hydroxide, bicarbonate, salt, retention, diets, restriction, hydrogen, sauce, sulfate, sulphate, broth, depletion, salts, nitrate, balance, sulfonate, acetate, foods, citrate, channel, calcium, potassium, buffer, ion, concentration, water, fluoride, tartrate, silicate, ions, metal, milk, iodide, light, chlorite, ratio, nitrite, intake, deficiency, mixture, sulphite, salicylate, pump, isoascorbate, hypochlorite, exchange, selenite, solutions, transport, compounds, appetite, nitroprusside, benzoate, valproate, stibogluconate, aluminum, amalgam, cyanide, absorption, reduction, fluorescein, atpase, deficit, powder, chicken, thiosulphate, glucose, pyrophosphate, borate, alloy, chlorid, channels, products, bromide, loading, mixtures, wasting, pyruvate, vapor, sulfite, phenobarbital, sulfur, sulphonate, stock, heparin, electrophoresis, chlorate, flame, reagent, thiosulfate, content, bread
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