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    This document provides information about a balanced multiple maintenance solution with 5% dextrose (D5IMB). It is indicated for maintenance of fluid and electrolytes, especially for patients who need calories and hydration. Potential adverse effects include febrile response, infection, venous thrombosis, and hypervolemia. Nursing responsibilities include obtaining a fluid and electrolyte history, regulating the drop rate, monitoring for fluid overload, and educating patients to report any issues.

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    This document provides information about a balanced multiple maintenance solution with 5% dextrose (D5IMB). It is indicated for maintenance of fluid and electrolytes, especially for patients who need calories and hydration. Potential adverse effects include febrile response, infection, venous thrombosis, and hypervolemia. Nursing responsibilities include obtaining a fluid and electrolyte history, regulating the drop rate, monitoring for fluid overload, and educating patients to report any issues.

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    This document provides information about a balanced multiple maintenance solution with 5% dextrose (D5IMB). It is indicated for maintenance of fluid and electrolytes, especially for patients who need calories and hydration. Potential adverse effects include febrile response, infection, venous thrombosis, and hypervolemia. Nursing responsibilities include obtaining a fluid and electrolyte history, regulating the drop rate, monitoring for fluid overload, and educating patients to report any issues.

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    D5imb Iv

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    This document provides information about a balanced multiple maintenance solution with 5% dextrose (D5IMB). It is indicated for maintenance of fluid and electrolytes, especially for patients who need calories and hydration. Potential adverse effects include febrile response, infection, venous thrombosis, and hypervolemia. Nursing responsibilities include obtaining a fluid and electrolyte history, regulating the drop rate, monitoring for fluid overload, and educating patients to report any issues.

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    DRUG NAME MECHANISM OF ACTION INDICATION / ADVERSE EFFECT NURSING RESPONSIBILITIES

    CONTRAINDICATION

    GENERIC: INDICATIONs: Along with its needed effects, IVF Dx:


    D5IMB (Balanced Multiple Contain a high concentration of For maintenance of fluid and solution may cause some unwanted - Obtained history of the
    Maintenance Solution with 5% solute relative to another solution. electrolytes especially to patients effects: patient’s fluid and
    dextrose) When a cell is places in a hypertonic who need calories and hydration. electrolyte status before
    BRAND: solution, the water diffuses out of o Febrile response therapy and reassess
    the cell, causing the cell to shrivel CONTRAINDICATION: o Infection at the site of regularly.
    CLASSES: Phlebitis, peripheral edema, injection
    Hypertonic cellular dehydration o Venous thrombosis Tx:
    o Extravasation - Regulate the drop rate
    DOSAGE: o Hypervolemia properly and be alert of
    500, 1000mL fluid overload

    ROUTE: Edx:
    Intravenous - Instruct patient to report any
    unusual finding to a health
    COMPONENTS: provider
    - Electrolytes in 1000mL
    - Sodium 25mmol
    - Potassium 20mmol
    - Magnesium 1.5 mmol
    - Acetate 23 mmol
    - Chloride 22mmol
    - Phosphate 3mmol

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