#hypoosmolar hyponatraemia

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From Ancient Greek ὑπό (down, below), ὠσμός (push), from German mol, shortened from molekulargewicht (molecular weight), from Ancient Greek ὑπό (down, below), from Neo Latin natrium (sodium), from Ancient Greek αἷμα (blood), from Ancient Greek ὑπό (down, below), τονικός (capable of tension, stretchable, strong [according to 17th century beliefs health derived from firmly stretched muscles]), from Ancient Greek ὑπό (down, below), from Neo Latin natrium (sodium) and from Ancient Greek αἷμα (blood),