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What is the difference between saline and osmotic laxatives?a. saline laxatives promote fluid retention and osmotic laxatives draw water into the colonb. saline laxatives draw water into the colon, osmotic laxatives promote fluid retentionc. saline laxatives promote peristalsis, osmotic laxatives do not promote peristalsisd. saline laxatives do not promote peristalsis, osmotic laxatives promote peristalsis
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