Dextrose Flashcards
Dextrose:
Classification -
1. ___
Classification -
1. Simple carbohydrate.
Dextrose: Action -
- ___
- ___
Action:
- Provides glucose required for metabolic needs.
- Spares body proteins.
Dextrose:
Onset of Action -
1. ___
Onset of Action -
1. Immediate
Dextrose:
Duration of Action -
1. ___
Duration of Action -
1. Varies
Dextrose: Indication - 1. \_\_\_ 2. \_\_\_ 3. \_\_\_ 4. \_\_\_
Indication -
- Suspected hypoglycemia.
- Coma of unknown origin.
- Crush Injury Syndrome.
- Routine IV administration.
Dextrose:
Contraindication -
1. ___
Contraindication -
1. Hyperglycemia
Dextrose:
Use with Caution -
1. ___
Use with Caution -
1. Increased intracranial pressure in constant infusion.
Dextrose: Dosage and Administration - 1. Hypoglycemia: a. Adult: \_\_\_ i. \_\_\_ ii. \_\_\_
Dosage and Administration -
1. Hypoglycemia:
a. Adult: Titrate and/or repeat until patient at
baseline and blood glucose remains > 80.
i. 50 mL of D50W (25 gm) IV/IO push, or
ii. 250 mL of D10W (25 gm) IV/IO.
Dextrose:
Adverse Reaction -
1. ___
Adverse Reaction -
1. Extravasation causes tissue sloughing with D25W and D50W.
Dextrose:
Dosage and Administration -
1. Hypoglycemia:
a. Pediatric: ___
i. 50% dextrose (___ gm/mL) (>= ___ years old):
___
ii. 25% dextrose (___ gm/mL): ___, or
iii. 10% dextrose (___ gm/mL): ___, or
iv. 5% dextrose (___ gm/mL): ___
v. Maximum concentration for newborn: ___
Dosage and Administration -
1. Hypoglycemia:
a. Pediatric: Titrate and/or repeat until patient at
baseline and blood glucose remains > 60.
i. 50% dextrose (0.5 gm/mL) (>= 8 years old); give
1 mL/kg, or
ii. 25% dextrose (0.25 gm/mL); give 2 mL/kg, or
iii. 10% dextrose (0.1 gm/mL); give 5 mL/kg, or
iv. 5% dextrose (0.05 gm/mL); give 10 mL/kg if
volume tolerated.
v. Maximum concentration for newborn: 12.5%
(0.125 gm/mL).
Dextrose:
Dosage and Administration -
1. IV maintenance:
a. D5W - Adult and Pediatric: ___
Dosage and Administration -
1. IV maintenance:
a. D5W - Adult and Pediatric: Route and indication
dependent.