Friday, August 11, 2017

IV Multivitamin and Oral Multivitamin

Availability in Hospital Keningau
  • Oral Multivitamin(Flavettes)
  • Injection Multivitamin (Parentrovite)


Content
Oral Multivitamin(Flavettes)
Injection Multivitamin (Parentrovite)
Vitamin A
5000iu
-
Vitamin D
400iu
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Thiamine HCl (B1)
3.5mg
250mg
Riboflavin (B2)
2.5mg
4mg
Pyridoxine (B6)
2.5mg
50mg(BP)
Cyanocobalamin (B12)
0.005mg
-
Ascorbic Acid (C)
50mg
500mg (as sodium salt)
Nicotinamide
25mg
160mg (BP)
Calcium Panthethonate (B5)
4mg
-
Dexpanthenol (B5)
-
5mg
Folic Acid
0.5mg
-
Calcium
25mg
-
Copper
0.75mg
-
Iron
5mg
-
Iodine
0.005mg
-
Manganese
0.5mg
-
Magnesium
0.5mg
-
Phosphorus
20mg
-
Potassium
1mg
-
Zinc
2mg
-
Dextrose
-
1000mg BP

  • Tablet Multivitamin 
    • indicated for prevention and treatment for vitamin deficiencies.
  • Injection Multivitamin 
    • indicated for rapid and treatment for severe vitamin deficiencies which can occur in association with alcoholism: Wernicke’s Encephalopathy and Korsakoff’s psychosis;subacute confusional delirious or amnesic states
    • specific deficiency syndrome-pellagra, beri beri, aneroxia nervosa;
    • parenteral nutrition, severe malnutrition.

Thiamine:
  • Thiamine and Vitamin C deficits do pose special risks however, not least since thiamine deficiency is widespread in the population admitted to emergency units.
  • Thiamine supplements (to the level of 100–300 mg/day) should be provided during the first 3 days in the ICU in patients with possible thiamine deficiency, and especially when alcohol abuse is suspected.
References:
  • Flavettes Product Information
  • CCM-Trovite IV Injection
  • ESPEN Guidelines on Parenteral Nutrition: Intensive care 2009

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