The physician first suspected diabetes when the patient complained of an excessive amount of urine,or
A)polyuria.
B)anuria.
C)dysuria.
D)oliguria.

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Polyuria is defined as an excessive volume of urine output, which can be a symptom of diabetes as excess glucose in the blood spills into the urine, resulting in increased urine output. Anuria (B) is the absence of urine production, dysuria (C) is painful or difficult urination, and oliguria (D) is a reduced volume of urine output. None of these are typically associated with diabetes.

The Physician First Suspected Diabetes When the Patient Complained of an Excessive