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UKCPA Minimum Volumes Guide 2012

December 2012 Minimum Infusion Volumes For fluid restricted critically ill patients Fourth Edition Critical Care Group United Kingdom Clinical Pharmacy Association V UKCPA : Minimum Infusion Volumes for Fluid Restricted Critically Ill patients 4th Edition ( ) December 2012 Page | 1 United Kingdom Clinical Pharmacy Association Critical Care Group Contents Contents .. 1 Introduction .. 2 Introduction to 2nd edition .. 3 Introduction to 3rd edition .. 3 Introduction to 4th edition .. 4 Acknowledgments .. 5 Infusion Information .. 6 Acetylcysteine .. 6 Aciclovir .. 6 Addiphos .. 6 Adrenaline (Epinephrine) .. 7 Alfentanil .. 7 Alprostadil .. 7 Aminophylline .. 7 Amiodarone .. 8 Amikacin .. 8 Amphotericin (Fungizone) .. 8 Amphotericin (Lipid Complex) .. 8 Amphotericin (Liposomal) .. 9 Anidulafungin .. 9 Aprotinin .. 9 Atracurium .. 9 Azathioprine .. 9 Calcium Chloride .. 10 Calcium Gluconate .. 10 Caspofungin .. 10 Clarithromycin.

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