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DEXTROSE 10%/ SODIUM chloride 0.18%, 500ml, SR bot. PVC free

https://medicalguidelines.msf.org/en/node/952
https://unicat.msf.org/cat/product/79736
STD DINFDESO1SRF5

Valid Article

Former Code(s): DINFDESO11SF5
The product is supplied (and stored) sterile, it must remain sterile until its use. Sterile = state of being free from all living microorganisms.
Article is intended to be used with children (<12 years) ONLY.
26.2 - Parenteral
Classification of the medicines in groups and subgroups according to their therapeutic use. The classification used by MSF is based on the WHO Model List of Essential Medicines.
B05BB02
Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical Classification according to WHOCC
1525
Thermosensitive codes are defined for storage and transportation temperature requirements of the products.
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DEXTROSE 10% / SODIUM chloride 0.18%

Therapeutic Action

Hypertonic solution of 0.18% sodium chloride and 10% dextrose

Indications

Intravenous maintenance fluid for newborns

Instructions for use

Must be given as IV infusion.

In neonates, the use of sodium chloride in combination with glucose is preferred to ringer lactate, to avoid giving excess lactate.

The use of a premixed solution reduces the risk of miscalculation or preparation errors, and the risk of contamination during handling.

Currently only available in semi-rigid bottle PVC free.

Storage

Below 25ºC

Caution!

It is important to pay attention to stack-piling, handling and internal transport conditions to prevent compression of the secondary packaging which could lead to micro-leakage of the bottle/bag (risk of microbial contamination).

See Preliminary remarks on infusions