Created at 10:05 p.m. Sep, 11, 2024
Author: antalique
Related Note: 1475101841972 1
Rationale for change

Add in formula for free-water clearance to understand why it'd be negative if urine is hyper-osmotic relative to plasma.

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When CH2O is {{c1::negative}}, urine is {{c2::hyper}}-osmotic relative to plasma
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