I think the answer is D. Because it has the most numbers that make sense
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The answer is <span>Patients with hyperkalemia.
</span>Potassium-sparing diuretics are diuretic drugs that inhibit the secretion of potassium into the urine. Because of that, they raise potassium levels in the body.
People with hyperkalemia (higher amounts of potassium) can't take<span> potassium-sparing diuretic because it will make potassium levels even higher, making it a </span>risks for fatal arrhythmias.
Meiosis 1 starts with one cell, ends with two.
Meiosis 2 starts with two cells, ends with four.
Meiosis 1 lines up with homologous pairs (Metaphase 1).
Meiosis 2 lines up straight in a line with no pairs (Metaphase 2).
Meiosis 1 one goes from Diploid to Haploid.
Meiosis 2 goes from Diploid to Diploid.
