Generic Name: |
Sodium Phosphate IV
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Trade Name: |
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Action: |
Sodium Phosphates Replacement |
Indications: |
Hypophosphatemia or Hyponatremia |
Administration Guidelines: |
Usual Dosage Range and Route: |
Infusion Rate: 7.5 milimole per hour
Maximum Infusion Rate: 13 millimole per hour
24 Hour Cumulative: 60 millimole / 24 hours |
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Sodium phosphate |
Standard Concentration: |
Central: |
10 millimole / 100ml
15millimoles/ 100ml
20 millimoles/100ml
30 millimoles/ 100ml
45 millimoles/100ml
60 milimoles/250ml |
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Peripheral: |
10 millimole / 100ml
15millimoles/ 100ml
20 millimoles/250ml
30 millimoles/250ml
45 millimoles/500ml
60 milimoles/500ml |
Maximum Concentration : |
Central: |
45 millimole / 100ml |
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Peripheral: |
15 millimole / 100ml |
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Special Considerations: |
- 3 millimoles of Sodium Phosphate= 4 mEq of Sodium
-Ionized calcium and phosphorous level must be known prior to infusion and checked 24 hours post-infusion of phosphorus and prior to next dose.
-Hypocalcaemia
-Hypercalcemia
-Maintain on oral phosphates when necessary
-Renal Failure |
Precautions and Side Effects: |
-Monitor Bun, creatinine
- Burning sensation may result at site of injection if administered through peripheral access |