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    This document provides information about the parenteral nutritional product Suplenex, including its ingredients, mechanisms of action, indications, contraindications, adverse effects, and nursing responsibilities. Suplenex contains dextrose, thiamine, pyridoxine, riboflavin, niacinamide, panthenol, and ascorbic acid. Dextrose provides calories while the vitamins play various roles in metabolism, growth, and nerve function. Suplenex is indicated to treat nutritional or electrolyte deficiencies from conditions like dehydration and is contraindicated in patients allergic to corn or with certain metabolic disorders. Potential adverse effects include allergic reactions, headache, drowsiness, or numbness with long

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    This document provides information about the parenteral nutritional product Suplenex, including its ingredients, mechanisms of action, indications, contraindications, adverse effects, and nursing responsibilities. Suplenex contains dextrose, thiamine, pyridoxine, riboflavin, niacinamide, panthenol, and ascorbic acid. Dextrose provides calories while the vitamins play various roles in metabolism, growth, and nerve function. Suplenex is indicated to treat nutritional or electrolyte deficiencies from conditions like dehydration and is contraindicated in patients allergic to corn or with certain metabolic disorders. Potential adverse effects include allergic reactions, headache, drowsiness, or numbness with long

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    Drug S

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    This document provides information about the parenteral nutritional product Suplenex, including its ingredients, mechanisms of action, indications, contraindications, adverse effects, and nursing responsibilities. Suplenex contains dextrose, thiamine, pyridoxine, riboflavin, niacinamide, panthenol, and ascorbic acid. Dextrose provides calories while the vitamins play various roles in metabolism, growth, and nerve function. Suplenex is indicated to treat nutritional or electrolyte deficiencies from conditions like dehydration and is contraindicated in patients allergic to corn or with certain metabolic disorders. Potential adverse effects include allergic reactions, headache, drowsiness, or numbness with long

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    DRUG NAME MECHANISM OF INDICATION CONTRAINDICATION ADVERSE EFFECT NURSING

    ACTION RESPONSIBILITY
    Generic Name: Dextrose: Provides a Treatment of Dextrose: Solution Serious allergic  Suspend
    Dextrose, Thiamine HCl source of calories; nutritional or may be reactions are usually container
    (Vit. B1), Pyridoxine HCl promotes glycogen electrolyte loss due contraindicated in rare but seek from eyelet
    (Vit. B6), Riboflavin-5- deposition and to dehydration patients allergic to immediate medical support.
    phosphate Na (Vit. B2), prevents ketosis; corn/corn products help if any  Clinical
    Nicotinamide, D- readily metabolized Dextrose: Indicated noticeable evaluation
    panthenol, Ascorbic acid Thiamine: A as a source of water, Parenteral nutritional symptoms arise and periodic
    hydrochloride salt electrolytes and products are laboratory
    Brand Name: vitamin that is calories contraindicated in Large doses taken testing
    Suplenex essential for aerobic Thiamine: Maintains patients with anuria for a long time may should be
    metabolism, cell the nerves and heart and in those with also cause done to
    Drug Class: growth, transmission healthy and ease inborn errors of headache, monitor
    Parenteral Nutritional of nerve impulses from vomiting amino acid drowsiness and changes in
    Product and acetylcholine Pyridoxine: For the metabolism numbness fluid or
    synthesis treatment of vitamin electrolyte
    Dosage: Pyridoxine: B6 deficiency and balance.
    25g/125mg/25mg/25mg/ Converted to also used in  Obtain
    625mg/250mg/500mg pyridoxal 5- combination for baseline
    phosphate which is controlling nausea electrolyte,
    Frequency: an important and vomiting during glucose ,
    1000mL to run coenzyme for the pregnancy BUN, calcium
    10gtts/min synthesis of amino and
    acids and phosphorus
    Route: neurotransmitters levels before
    Intravenous starting
    therapy

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