High Quality 500 Ml Glucose Injection 5% GMP

• Customization: Available
• Application: Internal Medicine
• Usage Mode: Injection
• Model NO.: NO.
• Suitable for: Elderly, Children, Adult
• State: Liquid
• Shape: Liquid
• Type: Injection
• Pharmaceutical Technology: Chemical Synthesis
• Drug Reg./Approval No.: Available
• Drug Ad Approval No.: Available
• Term of Validity: 2 Years
• Transport Package: Box/Carton
• Specification: 500ml
• Trademark: OME
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 3004909099
• Production Capacity: 10000 Piece/Day

Product Description

[character]
This product is colorless or almost colorless clear liquid; taste sweet.

[pharmacology and toxicology]
Glucose is one of the main sources of heat in human body. Every 1 gram of glucose can produce 4 calories (16.7 kJ) of heat, so it is used to supplement heat and treat hypoglycemia. When glucose and insulin are infused intravenously, the synthesis of glycogen needs potassium ion, so potassium ion enters the cell, and the blood potassium concentration decreases, so it is used to treat hyperkalemia. Glucose is the main substance to maintain and regulate the osmotic pressure of peritoneal dialysate.

[pharmacokinetics]
Intravenous glucose directly into the blood circulation. Glucose is completely oxidized in the body to produce CO2 and water, which are discharged from the body through the lungs and kidneys. At the same time, it produces energy and can also be converted into glycogen and fat for storage. In general, the ability of normal human body to utilize glucose per minute is 6mg / kg.

[indications]
1. Supplement heat and body fluid, for various reasons caused by insufficient food intake or a large number of fluid loss (such as vomiting, diarrhea, etc.), hunger ketosis;
2. Hypoglycemia;
3. Hyperkalemia;
4. Peritoneal dialysate was prepared;

[usage and dosage]
1. Supplement heat energy: Patients with reduced or unable to eat due to some reasons can be given 10% glucose injection intravenous drip, and at the same time supplement body fluid. The amount of glucose is calculated according to the required heat energy.
2. Hypoglycemia: light oral. Severe cases can be intravenous infusion of glucose injection.
3. Starvation ketosis: oral administration in mild cases. In severe cases, glucose injection was given intravenously. 100g glucose daily can basically control the disease.
4. Water loss: isoosmotic water loss was given intravenous drip of 5% glucose injection.
5. Hyperkalemia: application of 10% injection, every 2 ~ 4G glucose plus 1 unit of regular insulin infusion, can reduce serum potassium concentration. However, this therapy only makes the extracellular potassium ions into the cells, and the total potassium content in the body remains unchanged. If we don't take potassium excretion measures, there is still the possibility of hyperkalemia.

[adverse reactions]
1. Phlebitis: occurs when hypertonic glucose injection is infused. The incidence of phlebitis decreased by using intravenous drip.
2. The extravasation of high concentration solution can cause local swelling and pain.
3. Reactive hypoglycemia: combined with excessive use of insulin, hypoglycemia tendency and the sudden stop of total parenteral nutrition therapy.
4. Hyperglycemic nonketotic coma: it is more common in diabetes mellitus, stress state, using high-dose glucocorticoid, and intraperitoneal hypertonic glucose solution and total parenteral nutrition therapy for uremic peritoneal dialysis patients.
5. Electrolyte disorder: low potassium, hyponatremia and hypophosphatemia may occur in long-term simple glucose supplement.
6. Patients with original cardiac insufficiency.

[precautions]
1. Most gastrectomy patients are prone to dumping syndrome and hypoglycemia during oral glucose tolerance test, so intravenous glucose test should be changed;
2. Patients with periodic paralysis and hypokalemia;
3. It is easy to induce hyperglycemia when stress or glucocorticoid is used;
4 edema and severe heart and renal insufficiency, cirrhosis and ascites, easy to cause water retention, should control the amount of infusion; heart failure should be controlled.

[medication for pregnant and lactating women]
Injection of excessive glucose during delivery can stimulate fetal insulin secretion and cause hypoglycemia after delivery.

[medication for children]
Fluid infusion too fast, too much, can cause palpitation, arrhythmia, and even acute left heart failure.

[medication for elderly patients]
Fluid infusion too fast, too much, can cause palpitation, arrhythmia, and even acute left heart failure.