| Active Ingredient | AMINO ACID |
| Therapeutic Class | CALORIC AGENTS |
| Indications |
Patients who need to be given nutrients because of their condition, e.g. chemotherapy, trauma, burns, prolonged coma, G.I. Tract disorders, major surgery . |
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| Pregnancy | |
| Breast Feeding |
| Active Ingredient | DEXTROSE |
| Therapeutic Class | CALORIC AGENTS |
| Indications | Fluid replacement. |
| Caution | Serum-glucose concentrations may need to be carefully monitored. |
| Dose Range | Serum-glucose concentrations may need to be carefully monitored. |
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| Pregnancy | |
| Breast Feeding |
| Active Ingredient | DEXTROSE | SODIUM CHLORIDE |
| Therapeutic Class | CALORIC AGENTS |
| Indications | Fluid and electrolyte replacement. |
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| Pregnancy | |
| Breast Feeding |
| Active Ingredient | SOYA BEAN OIL |
| Therapeutic Class | CALORIC AGENTS |
| Indications | Essential fatty acids deficiency and in Total Parenteral Nutrition. |
| Caution |
Prolonged or too rapid infusion of soya oil emulsion or its use in patients with imp aired fat metabolism has been associated with the ‘overload sy ndrome’. Soya p rotein-based infant feeds can More ... |
| Dose Range |
Emulsions of fractionated soy a oil containing 10, 20, or 30% are given by slow intravenous infusion as p art of total p arenteral nutrition regimes |
| Drug Interactions | |
| Pregnancy | |
| Breast Feeding |