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PHARMACOLOGY

DRUG STUDY

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Prescribe Drug Action Food Indications Contraindications Adverse Reactions (By System)
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INDICATION As for other Immune System

Ringer's lactate Avoid Side effects may
solution (RL), also include allergic reactions, high
taking calcium- Disorders
known as
sodium lactate
Sodium S AND containing
blood potassium, volume
overload, and high blood
Lactate
Hypersensitivity/infusion
solution and with foods USAGE: infusion calcium.[2] It may not be
reactions, including
As directed by Hartmann's solutio or solutions, suitable for mixing with certain

a physician. n, is a mixture of concomitant

medications and some anaphylactic/anaphylactoi
beverages Lactated Ringer's recommend against use in the
d reactions, and the
Injection is indicated administration
sodium chloride,
Dosage, rate which same infusion as a blood
sodium lactate, following manifestations:
and duration potassium chloride,
contain a as a source of water of ceftriaxone transfusion.[4] Ringer's lactate
high and Lactated solution has a lower rate angioedema, chest pain,
and calcium chloride and electrolytes or
of of acidosis as compared chest discomfort,
in water. It is used sodium
as an alkalinizing Ringer's
with normal saline.[1][4] Use is
administration content
Injection is decreased heart rate,
for replacing fluids agent. generally safe
are to be and electrolytes in (such as
contraindicate in pregnancy and breastfeedin tachycardia, blood
tomato
individualized
those who have low Ringer's lactate d in newborns g. pressure decreased,
blood volume or low juice or
solution is very often
(≤ 28 days of respiratory distress,
and blood pressure processed used for fluid
age), even if bronchospasm, dyspnea,
dependent foods). resuscitation after a
Sodium blood loss due to separate cough, urticaria, rash,
upon the pruritus, erythema,
Lactate trauma, surgery, or a infusion lines
indication for contains a burn injury. ... Ringer's are used (risk flushing, throat irritation,
use, the significant lactate solution is a
of fatal paresthesia, hypoesthesia
amount of mixture of sodium
ceftriaxone- oral, dysgeusia, nausea,
patient's age, sodium in chloride, sodium calcium salt anxiety, pyrexia,
lactate,
weight,
the oral precipitation headache.
solution. potassium chloride,
concomitant and calcium chloride in in the
neonate's Metabolism and
treatment and water.
Nutrition Disorders
bloodstream).
clinical Do not take
condition of Potassium
In patients Hyperkalemia.
Salts
the patient as older than 28
together General Disorders and
well as with dietary days
Administration Site
(including
laboratory salt
Conditions
substitutes adults),
determination
or low salt ceftriaxone
s. Infusion site reactions,
milk must not be
including phlebitis,
products administered
Lactated
which infusion site
Ringer's contain simultaneously
contain inflammation, infusion
s ions of sodium with
potassium. site swelling, infusion site
130 mEq/L, intravenous
potassium 4 Taking rash, infusion site pruritus,
calcium-
mEq/L, calcium these can infusion site erythema,
containing
2.7 mEq/L, increase
infusion site pain, infusion
the level of solutions,
chloride 109
site burning.
mEq/L, potassium including
and lactate 28 in the Lactated
mEq/L. Lactated blood. If the Ringer's
Ringer's has potassium
an osmolarity of Injection,
level is too
273 high, you
through the
mOsmol/L, pH of may same infusion
6.5, and caloric
experience line (e.g., via
content of 9
muscle Y-connector).
kcal/L.
weakness If the same
or an infusion line is
abnormal used for
 heart sequential
rhythm. If administration,
you
the line must
experience
extreme
be thoroughly
muscle flushed
weakness, between
chest pain, infusions with
pounding a compatible
heartbeat, fluid.
or an
unusually
fast or slow
heart beat,

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