Water correcting solutions, electrolytes, acidic basal disorders .. Oral salts and injections. Potassium Chloride. Glucose with sodium chloride. Sodium carbonate carbonate. Sodium lactate

** Oral: oral oral salts.
* Potassium Chloride: Powder for solution.
** By injection:
* Glucose:
Injectable solution: 5%; 10% isotonic; 50% hypertonic.
Glucose with sodium chloride:
Injectable solution: 4% glucose; 0.18% sodium chloride
(Equivalent to 150 mmol / L sodium + 150 mmol / L); 5% glucose; 45% sodium chloride (equivalent to sodium + 30 mmol / l; chlorine - 30 mmol / l) , 0% sodium chloride (equivalent to 75 mmol / l sodium + 75 mmol / l chlorine).
- Potassium chloride: Solution: 11.2% in 20 mL ampoule (potassium equivalent + 1.5 mmol / ml; chlorine -5.1 mmol / ml).
- Sodium chloride: injectable solution: 0.9% isotonic (sodium equivalent + 154 mmol / l; chlorine - 154 mmol / l).
- Sodium hydrogen carbonate: injectable solution: 4.1% isotonic (sodium equivalent + 167 mmol / l; sodium bicarbonate 3 - 167 mmol / l).
Solution: 8.4% in 10 ml ampoule (equivalent to sodium + 1000 mmol / l; sodium bicarbonate 3 - 1000 mmol / l).
- Sodium Lactate, Compound Solution: Injectable Solution.
** Miscellaneous:
- Injectable water: 2 milliliters ampoules; 5 milliliters; 10 milliliters.