2011年9月23日 · Plus, studies have compared D50 to D25 and D10 and found that the lesser concentrated is as effective and safer. To make D25 you just waste half the amp of D50 and replace it with NSS from an IV bag. D10 comes prefilled that way but you can also make it yourself by wasting and diluting D50.

2015年9月4日 · I am a fan of D10. There are many benefits and it carries reduced risks. Efficacy of D10 vs D50 has been proven the same. This article lays out all of the supporting reasons to opt for D10 (Academic Life in Emergency Medicine) Another article posted 8/27/15 in Emergency Physician Monthly outlining the benefits of D10 over D50 STUDIES:

2012年5月15日 · Our protocols say d10 is 0.5mg/kg if the pt is 2kg (2x0.5=1mg), with the concentration of 2g/20ml in order to give 1 mg you have to change the concentration to 2000mg/2ml doing the math out 2000/1x20 would be 0.01 ml in order for the pt to get the 1mg.

2019年3月27日 · Ok so ive used like 3 pages of scrap paper trying to do this math and i can figure out how to get what i am looking for. Right now i carry D50 25g/50ml (0.5g/ml). We also have D10 50g/500ml (0.1g/ml) AND 100ml and 250ml of D5W (0.05g/ml) . My protocol says we can give 25g of glucose to adult...

2011年9月28日 · I am trying my best to figure out how to make D50 into 10% for neo-nates. In my mind, if you have 50% Dextrose this equates to 25g of Dextrose in the 50 ml of solution. This is 0.5g per ml. If you dump out 40 ml of solution, this leaves 10 ml X .5g= 5g of Dextrose. If you fill the bag back up to...

2011年10月26日 · The protocol leaves it up to the discretion of the medic whether to treat with D50 or oral glucose. I suggested we give oral glucose. My supervisor advised me this was a mistake because oral glucose takes too long to be absorbed and become effective, especially since we have D50 readily available.

2012年10月21日 · While we are on the topic, be mindful that D50 isn't the only thing we administer capable of causing local necrosis. Calcium for example is capable of causing massive necrosis. I've read calcium is actually capable of producing full thickness necrosis.

2010年8月7日 · Hi, Just a quick question regarding glucagon and IV dextrose. My service uses glutose gel, IM glucagon and IV glucose 10% to treat hypoglycaemia. I am learning glucagon for my next assessment. My question is this: What cases pt/condition would you use IV …

2011年10月11日 · For all that stuff specifically related to ALS including EMT-I and EMT-P related discussion.

2009年1月10日 · I was shocked to realize that most new medics did not know that D50 can be given orally (but soda is better -- a 12oz coke has 39 gms of sugar versus 25 gms in D50), and that D50 can be given rectally via an ETT tube. Thought I would share the info in case some in this forum were not aware.