Anemia

Ferro-Bob
FeroSul
- Ferrous sulfate
- 325mg (65mg elemental iron)
Desferal
- Deferoxamine
- antidote for iron overdose
Slow Iron
- Ferrous sulfate dried
- 160mg (50mg elemental iron)
Ferretts
Ferrimin150
Hemocyte
- Ferrous fumurate
- 324mg (106mg elemental iron)
Ferate
- Ferrous gluconate
- 324mg (38mg elemental iron)
FerraPlus90
Ferralet90
- Carbonyl iron
- 90mg (90mg elemental iron)
iFerex150
Ferrex150
- Polysaccharide iron complex
- 150mg daily
INFeD
- Iron dextran (parental)
- stable in NS
Ferrlecit
- Sodium ferric gluconate (parentaral)
- stable in NS
Venofer
- Iron sucrose
- stable in NS
Faraheme
- Ferumoxytol (parenteral)
- Stable in either NS or D5W
Injectafer
- Ferric carboxymaltose (parenteral)
- stable in NS
Triferic
- Ferric pyrophosphate citrate (parenteral)
- stable in NS
- only indicated for iron replacement in pts with dialysis dependent CKD
Epogen
Procrit
- Epoetin alfa
- single and multi dose vials (dont shake)
- multidose vials have benzyl alcohol (CI in anything baby related)
- Contains albumin from human blood (remote risk for transmission of viral diseases)
- store in fridge, protect from light, discard multidose vials after 21days of initial entry
- medguide required
Aranesp
- Darbepoetin
- do not shake vial or syringe
- medguide required
Promacta
- Eltrombopag
- increases platelet counts for severe aplastic anemia unresponsive to immunosuppressive therapy

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Anemia

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anemia

Updated

2018-12-12T23:05:48Z

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