the concentration of various components of oral rehydration solution is
A- SODIUM CHLORIDE - 3.5 grams//////// - Na + CONC - 90 mmol/litre.
B- TRISODIUM CITRATE --- 2.9 grams////////- CITRATE CONC - 10 mmol / litre.
C- POTASSIUM CHLORIDE - 1.5 gms ///////- POTASSIUM CONC - 20 mmol /litre.
D- POTASSIUM CHLORIDE - 1.5 gms///////- CHLORIDE CONC - 80 mmol/litre.
E- GLUCOSE ---------------- 20 gms ///////- GLUCOSE CONC - 110 mmol/litre.
all these in the above said concentrations shud be dissolved in 1 litre of water.
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try remembering this using the pnemonic --- 110 - 20 = 80 + 10 = 90 .
Saturday, November 24, 2007
oral rehydration solutions
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NACL,
ORS,
potassium chloride,
sodium chloride,
trisodium citrate
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