Publication: Gluconato cálcico 10% endovenoso: cuidados de las vías de infusión en prematuros.
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2009
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Pastor Rodríguez, J.D. ; Cotes Teruel, MI. ; Mellado, JE. ; López García, V. ; Jara Cárceles, J. ; Ortiz González, MJ.
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Murcia : Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Murcia
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La administración de gluconato cálcico al 10% en neonatos prematuros y a término es una técnica
habitual que se desarrolla en las unidades de UCI neonatal y neonatología como complemento a la
administración de nutriciones parenterales y ante algunas patologías. A pesar de ser una técnica
habitual, puede llevar asociada una serie de complicaciones que debemos controlar. La creación de
este protocolo nos permite administrar el gluconato cálcico 10% de forma segura y tratar de controlar
las complicaciones que pueden asociarse como la extravasación y posterior calcificación
ABSTRACT Administration of 10% calcium gluconate in premature neonates and at due time is a habitual technique, which takes place in neonatal and neonatology ICUs as a complement of the parenteral nutrition administration and when dealing with certain pathologies. In spite of being a usual technique, it can lead to a series of complications which must be controlled. The creation of this protocol allows us to administrate 10% calcium gluconate in a safe way and to try to control the complications that can be associated with it such as extravasation and later calcification.
ABSTRACT Administration of 10% calcium gluconate in premature neonates and at due time is a habitual technique, which takes place in neonatal and neonatology ICUs as a complement of the parenteral nutrition administration and when dealing with certain pathologies. In spite of being a usual technique, it can lead to a series of complications which must be controlled. The creation of this protocol allows us to administrate 10% calcium gluconate in a safe way and to try to control the complications that can be associated with it such as extravasation and later calcification.
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