All the Active Ingredient Drugs
Sodium Chloride 7.44 mg/ml, Potassium Chloride 0.395 mg/ml, Sodium Phosphate (dibasic) 0.433 mg/ml, Sodium Bicarbonate 2.19 mg/ml, Calcium Chloride Dihydrate 3.85 mg/ml, Magnesium Chloride Hexahydrate 5 mg/ml, Dextrose 23 mg/ml, Glutathione Disulfide 4.6 mg/ml. PHYSIOLOG. IRRIGAT. SOLN: 480ml Part I + 20ml Part II.
Intraoc. irrigat. sol. during intraoc. surg.
involv. perfus. of eye.
Osmotic Laxative. Polyethylene Glycol 3350 315 gr, Potassium Chloride 1.1175 gr, Sodium Bicarbonate 4.2840 gr, Sodium Chloride 8.4240 gr. SOLN: 3 litres. Drink 240 ml (1 glass) at
intervals of 10 mins. until consumed.
Bowel cleansing prior to colonoscopy,
barium enema x-ray.
C/I: Hypersens., toxic colit. Peristaltic
disord., bowel perfor., bowel obstruct.,
dilated bowels.
Dextrose , Sodium Chloride , Sodium Citrate , Potassium Chloride , Citric Acid . RTU oral sol. 500 ml: 50-100 mg/kg during first 4 hs. period, dep. on level of dehydr. Maint: 100 ml/kg/day. Admin. in small and freq. doses.
For the prevent. of dehydr. by replac. fluids and electrolytes loss assoc. with condit. such as ac. diarrhoea
C/I:Hypersens. No known contraindic., however, in some condit. this tmt. will be inappropr. e.g. intest. obstruct. req. surg. intervent.
Dextrose , Sodium Chloride , Potassium Chloride , Citric Acid , Zinc Gluconate , Trisode Citrate . SOLN: 500 ml. First 4 hrs: 50-100 ml/kg.
Maint: 100 ml/kg/day. All in freq., small
doses.
Loss of body fluid and electrolytes in
mild to moderate diarrh. in child, infant.
Osmotic Laxative. Ascorbic Acid 4.7 g, Potassium Chloride 1.015 g, Sodium Chloride 2.691 g, Macrogol 100 g, Sodium Ascorbate 5.9 g, Sodium Sulfate Anhydrous 7.5 g. SACHETS (pwder. for sol.): 2 x 2.
Adults, elderly: Course of tmt. consists
of 2 liters of the prep. Divided doses as
1L in the eve. before and 1L in the early
morn. of the day of the proced. Single
dose: 2 liters in the eve. proceeding the
clinical procedure or 2L in the morn. of
the clinical procedure. Not
recommend. below 18 yrs. See lit.
Bowel cleans. prior to clinic. proceds. req.
clean bowel, such as bowel endoscopy,
radiology.
C/I: Pts with known or suspect.:
Hypersens., gastro-intest. obstruct. or
perforat., disord. of gastric emptying
(e.g. gastroparesis), ileus,
phenylketonuria (due to presence of
aspartame), G6PD defic. (due to
presence of ascorbate), toxic megacolon
which complicates very severe inflam.
condit. of the intest. tract includ. Crohn’s
dis. and ulcerative colitis, unconscious
pts.
Hemofiltrates. Calcium Chloride Dihydrate 3.68 g/l, Disodium Phosphate Dihydrate 0.225 g/l, Magnesium Chloride Hexahydrate 2.44 g/l, Potassium Chloride 0.314 g/l, Sodium Chloride 6.44 g/l, Sodium Hydrogen Carbonate 2.92 g/l. BAG (Sol. for Heamodial./Haemofiltr.):
2×5000 ml. The volume of the drug
used will depend on the clin. cond. of
the pt. and the targeted fluid balance.
Adult/Adolesc.: 500 - 3000 ml/hr.
Child.: 15 - 35 ml/kg/hr. The range of
flow rates for the dialysis sol.
(dialysate) in contin. haemodialysis
and contin. haemodiafiltration are:
Adult/Adolesc.: 500 - 2500 ml/hr.
Child.: 15 - 30 ml/kg/hr. Comm. used
flow rates in adults are approx. 2000
ml/h which correspond to a daily
replac. fluid volume of approx. 48 L.See
lit.
CRRT (cont. renal replac. ther.) in critic. ill
pts. with acute ren.fail. when pH and
kalaemia have been restored to norm.
and when the pts. need phosphate
supplemen. for loss of phosphate in the
ultrafiltrate or to the dialysate during
CRRT. May also be used in cases of drug
poison./ intoxic. when the poisons are
dialysable or pass through the
membrane. Indic. for pts. with normal
kalaemia and normal or
hypophosphataemia.
C/I: Hypersens.; Hyperkal.; Metab.
alkalosis; Hyperphosphat.
Haemofiltration/dialysis depend.
contraindic.: Renal fail. with pronounced
hypercatabol., if the uraemic symp.
cannot be corrected with
haemofiltration or haemodiafiltration, Insuffic. arterial
pressure in the vascular access, Syst.
anticoagul. if there is a high risk of
haemorrhage.
