the product in the database has an inactive status
indications:
Acute and chronic end-stage renal failure regardless of etiology. In some cases, peritonitis. acute poisoning with water soluble substances bromides, iodides, salicylates, barbiturates, boric acid and others.
Composition:
500 ml of liquid contains 2.835 g of sodium chloride, 0.191 g of Calcium chloride, 0.025 g of Magnesium chloride, 2.381 g of sodium acetate, 7.50 g of glucose. (500 ml bottle contains - 66 mmol Na, 0.872 mmol Ca, 0.125 mmol Mg, 50.5 mmol Cl, 17.5 mmol CH3COO). Osmolarity - 372 mosmol / l.
Action:
Fluid intended exclusively for conducting peritoneal dialysis. Due to the difference in osmolarity between the blood and the fluid, the membrane is exchanged through the peritoneal membrane - water and metabolic products, urea and other nitrogen metabolites, sulphates, excess of sodium, potassium, endo- and exogenous toxins pass into the fluid in the peritoneal cavity. A 2-liter aliquot of No. 1 removes approximately 100-200 ml of extracellular fluid.
Contraindications:
Extensive abdominal tissue injuries, extensive surgical procedures with the formation of adhesions, pregnancy especially in the last trimester, diabetes.
Precautions:
Pregnancy and lactation:
Side effects:
Irritation and peritonitis can lead to hypovolemic shock and collapse, with symptoms of cerebral edema and non-equalization syndrome with o.u.n. (disturbances of consciousness, convulsions).
Dosage:
The liquid should be heated in an incubator to the temperature of the human body. After introducing a single-use or reusable catheter (Tenchoff), give 2 liters of fluid to the abdomen, to which we previously add ex tempore 10 ml of 0.1 molar sodium hydroxide solution and potassium chloride depending on the patient's potassium concentration, as well as antibiotic - prophylactically or according to the antibiogram and 5-10 mg of heparin. The time of pouring the fluid with a correctly blocked catheter should be within 5-10 minutes. The liquid should be left in the abdominal cavity for 45-60 minutes, and then the abdominal cavity should be emptied by means of gravity discharge. Depending on the patient's weight and clinical indications, approximately 16 to 24 exchanges should be performed.
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