9 discussions tagged #IV fluids.
I've been admitted to the hospital a few times and have received Dextrose 5%/NaCl 0.3% Inj, 500ml IV fluids. It's essentially 'sugar water with a little salt,' used to keep you hydrated and…
I recently had to receive Kcl/d5w/nacl 0.3/0.9 Inj, 1000ml IV fluids due to severe dehydration. I want to share my experience and learn from others who have gone through the same thing. This…
I recently had a procedure that required me to receive Multi-Electrolyte pH 7.4 Inj, 1000ml. I'm curious to know more about this IV fluid, its uses, and potential side effects. From what I'v…
Sod Chloride 4meq/ml Inj is a highly concentrated salt solution administered intravenously to correct low sodium levels or supplement other IV fluids. Its high concentration requires extreme…
I've recently been prescribed Kcl/d5w/nacl 0.3/0.45 Inj, 1000ml and I'm trying to understand it better. It's an IV fluid that contains water, dextrose, and important salts like sodium and po…
Lactated Ringers is a commonly used intravenous fluid, often referred to as an 'IV drip,' which helps replace fluids and salts in the body. It's frequently used for dehydration, blood loss,…
Hespan 6%/NaCl Inj, 500ml is an intravenous fluid used for patients who have lost a significant amount of blood or body fluids, typically due to surgery, injury, or severe trauma. It helps b…
I was given Plasma-Lyte A Sol For Inj, 1000ml during a recent surgery to replenish lost fluids and electrolytes. I know it's generally safe, but I want to know if anyone else has experienced…
I've seen Sodium Chloride 0.9% Injection (Normal Saline) being used a lot in hospitals, but I'm curious about its side effects and overall safety. It seems like a simple solution, but the li…