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CALCIUM CHLORIDE
Class:
Electrolyte
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CALCIUM CHLORIDE
Mechanism of Action
Calcium antagonizes cardiotoxicity of hyperkalemia bystabilizing cardiac cell membrane against undesirabledepolarization. Soluble calcium ions (Ca+2) bind withsoluble fluoride ions (F-) to produce the insoluble andtherefore inactive calcium fluoride salt (CaF2)
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CALCIUM CHLORIDE
Indications
Hyperkalemia, calcium channel blocker OD, hypotensionassociated with magnesium sulfate or calcium channel blockeradministration, and hydrofluoric acid burns
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CALCIUM CHLORIDE
Interactions
Will precipitate if mixed with sodium bicarbonate
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CALCIUM CHLORIDE
Dosage
5–10 ml slow IV push. 10 ml of 10% solution contains 13.6 mEq ofcalcium
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CALCIUM GLUCONATE
Class:
Electrolyte
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CALCIUM GLUCONATE
Mechanism of Action:
Calcium antagonizes cardiotoxicity of hyperkalemia bystabilizing cardiac cell membrane against undesirabledepolarization. Soluble calcium ions (Ca+2) bind withsoluble fluoride ions (F-) to produce the insoluble andtherefore inactive calcium fluoride salt (CaF2)
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CALCIUM GLUCONATE
Indications
Hyperkalemia, calcium channel blocker OD, hypotensionassociated with magnesium sulfate or calcium channel blockeradministration, and hydrofluoric acid burns
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CALCIUM GLUCONATE
Interactions
Will precipitate if mixed with sodium bicarbonate
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CALCIUM GLUCONATE
Dosage
10–30 ml slow IV.Topical application inside surgical glove (gel or not) for finger / thumb /hand fluoride burns. 10 ml vial of 10% calcium gluconate contains 4.6mEq of calcium
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THIAMINE (B1)
Class:
Vitamin
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THIAMINE (B1)
Mechanism of Action
Administration restores body’s supply of Vitamin B1 inmalnourished patients, preventing possible developmentof Wernicke’s syndrome and Korsakoff’s psychosis.
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THIAMINE (B1)
Indications
Coma of unknown origin, especially if alcohol is involved, deliriumtremens
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THIAMINE (B1)
Contraindications
None
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THIAMINE (B1)
Dosage
100 mg IV or IM
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