Sep 23, 2011 · Providing D10 would better control the increase in LOC to the point that the client becomes more aware of his surroundings at a pace which the brain can interpret. To create D10, just …

Sep 4, 2015 · We switched from D50 to D10 about a year ago (you can still find some D50 on the units). Our medical director only wants us to be carrying the D10. The reasons why (if I remember correctly) …

May 15, 2012 · Hello, Does any one know if or how you can make D10 from D25 or D50. D10 appears in my protocols for neonatal coma of unknown etiology/seizure/diabetic emergencies but my …

Mar 27, 2019 · 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 …

Sep 28, 2011 · 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. …

Jan 29, 2013 · Fluid administration in trauma patients. System Status Management. Fire based EMS vs. 3rd service vs. Private companies. EMS initiated patient refusals. Military medics transitioning to …

Mar 19, 2012 · D50 is hypertonic, yes, but the main issue with the possible necrosis fears from a hemorrhagic CVA is the sheer amount of glucose, 25g, in the solution. See if you can't dilute before …

Mar 20, 2011 · The issue with D50 vs D10 isn't about which works better at reversing hypoglycemia, as both will do that. It's about which will cause a smaller overshoot in BGL and which one will cause less …

Feb 23, 2010 · Hi all, Wondering if any of you have a protocol for pediatric hypoglycemia? We currently do not. Under our Pediatric Considerations is just states "Pediatric medication administration is per …

Oct 21, 2012 · We all know that d50 causes tissue necrosis if it extravasated. Why?? What is the PROCESS at work??