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Appendix A: Hypodermoclysis Protocol - British Columbia

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• The fluids used are commonly normal saline (0.9%), normal saline/dextrose (2/3-1/3) and Ringer’s Lactate. Dextrose cannot be used as a hypodermoclysis solution. • The infusion rate can be up to 75 ml/hr. Solutions are infused by gravity, i.e., a pump is usually not necessary.

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Adult Administration of Subcutaneous Fluids Guideline ...

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GUIDELINE AND PROCEDURE FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF SUBCUTANEOUS FLUIDS 1. Introduction 1.1 Rationale Hypodermoclysis is a term for maintaining hydration. Hypodermoclysis (subcutaneous infusion) is a relatively safe, simple and cost effective technique, suitable for use in the community with a range of client groups.

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SUBCUTANEOUS FLUIDS (HYPODERMOCLYSIS) …

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Subcutaneous Fluids Administration Policy V4 - 1 - August 2015 SUBCUTANEOUS FLUIDS (HYPODERMOCLYSIS) ADMINISTRATION POLICY To be read in conjunction with the Medicines Management Policy

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SUBCUTANEOUS THERAPY - Saskatoon Health Region

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Hypodermoclysis (HDC) – Refers to the subcutaneous administration of fluid and electrolytes for the treatment and prevention of mild to moderate dehydration. For all other uses, the term subcutaneous therapy should be used. Insuflon™ – An indwelling subcutaneous catheter device used for frequent subcutaneous administration of medication.

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Hipodermóclise: revisão de literatura para auxiliar a ...

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einstein REVISÃO Hipodermóclise: revisão de literatura para auxiliar a prática clínica Hypodermoclysis: a literature review to assist in clinical practice

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