Water for injection, 2 ml 8 pcs

Pharmacotherapeutic group: Solvent

TATX code: V07AB

Pharmacological properties

Pharmacodynamics

Injection water has no pharmacological activity. It is a solvent, used for the preparation of infusion and injection solutions, providing optimal conditions for the compatibility and effectiveness of substrates and water.

Pharmacokinetics

When administering continuously alternating water and electrolytes, homeostasis is maintained by the kidneys.

Indications

Dissolution and dilution of drugs for their parenteral (injection/infusion) administration immediately before application. It is used for the preparation of sterile infusion and injection solutions from powders, lyophilisates and concentrates.

Active ingredient

Water

Composition

Water for injection

How to take, the dosage

The method of administration, dose and speed of administration are determined by the instructions for use of soluble/dilutable drugs in each case. Preparation of drug solutions using water for injection is carried out in aseptic conditions (opening ampoules, filling syringes and containers with drugs).

Interaction

When mixing with other medicinal products a visual check for compatibility is necessary (pharmaceutical incompatibility may occur).

The interaction of the dissolved/diluted medication with other medications must be considered.

Special Instructions

Do not mix with water oil solutions for injections, external cauterization agents. Drugs whose concentration must be within certain limits are diluted with water for injection only within the specified limits. Injection water cannot be directly injected intravascularly due to low osmotic pressure (risk of hemolysis!). Particular control of the amount of injectable solutions prepared with water for injection is required in neonates and small children, in whom even when administering small amounts, water-electrolyte imbalances are possible.

Impact on ability to drive vehicles, mechanisms

The use of the drug does not affect the ability to perform potentially hazardous activities requiring increased concentration and quick psychomotor reactions (driving vehicles, operating moving machinery, work of dispatcher and operator).

Contraindications

Do not use to dissolve or dilute medications for which another solvent is indicated as mandatory.

Overdose

Hemolysis may develop after administration of large volumes of hypotonic solutions in which water for injection has been used as the solvent/diluent.

The signs and symptoms of overdose will also be related to the properties of the dissolved/diluted drug. If an accidental overdose occurs, treatment should be discontinued and the patient should be evaluated for relevant signs and symptoms associated with the administration of the dissolved/diluted medication.

Pregnancy use

The drug is not contraindicated in pregnancy and during breastfeeding.

Similarities

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