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    This document provides information on the reconstitution and stability of various intravenous medications. It lists the generic and brand names, initial strength, diluent used, diluent volume, final concentration after reconstitution, and stability times at room temperature and in the refrigerator. Key details include acyclovir forming precipitates in the refrigerator, penicillin G being used immediately after reconstitution, and piperacillin/tazobactam and meropenem having stability of 24-48 hours at room temperature and 48 hours in the refrigerator. The document was prepared by Nasser albalawi.

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    This document provides information on the reconstitution and stability of various intravenous medications. It lists the generic and brand names, initial strength, diluent used, diluent volume, final concentration after reconstitution, and stability times at room temperature and in the refrigerator. Key details include acyclovir forming precipitates in the refrigerator, penicillin G being used immediately after reconstitution, and piperacillin/tazobactam and meropenem having stability of 24-48 hours at room temperature and 48 hours in the refrigerator. The document was prepared by Nasser albalawi.

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    This document provides information on the reconstitution and stability of various intravenous medications. It lists the generic and brand names, initial strength, diluent used, diluent volume, final concentration after reconstitution, and stability times at room temperature and in the refrigerator. Key details include acyclovir forming precipitates in the refrigerator, penicillin G being used immediately after reconstitution, and piperacillin/tazobactam and meropenem having stability of 24-48 hours at room temperature and 48 hours in the refrigerator. The document was prepared by Nasser albalawi.

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    Reconstitution and Stability of Intravenous Medications

    Generic name Brand Initial Diluent Diluent Final Stability of Vials After
    Name Strength Volume concentration Reconstitution
    Room Temp Refrigerator
    Acyclovir Zovirax 250mg SWFI/NS 10ml 25mg/ml 12hrs * Don't
    Lovark 250mg SWFI/NS 10ml 25mg/ml 12hrs Don't
    Amoxycillin+ Julmentin 600mg SWFI/NS 10ml 60mg/ml 4hrs 8hrs
    Clavulanic
    Acid

    Ampicillin Epicocillin 500mg SWFI 5ml 100mg/ml 4hrs 4hrs


    Epicocillin 1gm SWFI 10ml 100mg/ml 4hrs 4hrs
    Epicocillin 500mg NS 5ml 100mg/ml 24hrs 24hrs
    Epicocillin 1gm NS 10ml 100mg/ml 24hrs 24hrs
    Cefepime Maxipime 2gm SWFI/NS 10ml 200mg/ml 24hrs 7days
    Maxipime 1gm SWFI/NS 10ml 100mg/ml 24hrs 7days
    Ceftazidime Negacef 1gm SWFI/NS 10ml 100mg/ml 24hrs 7days
    Fortum 2gm SWFI/NS 9.4ml 200mg/ml 24hrs 7days
    Ceftriaxone Triaxone 1gm SWFI/NS 5ml 200mg/ml 24hrs 7days
    Rocephine 1gm SWFI/NS 9.6ml 100mg/ml 3days 10days
    Enoxirt 1gm SWFI/NS 10ml 100mg/ml 24hrs 7days
    Cefuroxime Maxil 750mg SWFI/NS 7ml 100mg/ml 24hrs 10days
    Zinoxime 750mg SWFI/NS 7.5ml 100mg/ml 24hrs 48hrs
    Cefuzine 750mg SWFI 8ml 100mg/ml 24hrs 48hrs
    nt Diluent Final Stability of Vials After
    Volume concentration Reconstitution
    Room Temp Refrigerat
    or
    I 5ml 100mg/ml 2hrs 24hrs
    I 10ml 100mg/ml 2hrs 24hrs
    I 5ml 50mg/ml 24hrs 48hrs
    y( 19ml 50mg/ml 24hrs 24hrs
    SWFI
    y( 20ml 50mg/ml 24hrs 2weeks
    I
    NS 2ml 50mg/ml 3days 3days
    )PFL (
    W 100ml 5mg/ml 3hrs 24hrs

    I 7.8ml 62.5mg/ml 48hrs


    1ml 40mg/ml 6hrs 12hrs

    100ml 0.4mg/ml 12hrs


    W 100ml 0.4mg/ml 6hrs
    Penicillin G Penicillin G .M.U 1 SWFI 10ml 100.000units/m **Used immediately
    Penzathine Retarpen 1.2M.U SWFI 5ml 240000units/ml Used immediately
    Benzylpenicillin )only i.m(
    Piperacillin+ Tazocin 2.25gm SWFI/NS 10ml 200mg/ml 24hrs 48hrs
    Tazobactam Tazocin 4.5gm SWFI/NS 20ml 200mg/ml 24hrs 48hrs
    Generic name Brand Initial Diluent Diluent Final Stability of Vials After P
    Name Strength Volume concentration Reconstitution F
    Room Refrigerator L
    Temp =
    Streptomycin Streptomycin 1gm SWFI 5ml 200mg/ml Used immediately )onlyi.m( Pr
    Sulfate ot
    Vancomycin Vancolon 500mg SWFI 10ml 50mg/ml 48hrs 14days ec
    Meropenem Na Meronem 500mg SWFI/NS 10ml 50mg/ml 8hrs 48hrs t
    fr
    om light NS=Normal Saline SWFI= Steril Water For Injection

    Acyclovir in refrigerator cause precipitate *


    Because even at refrigerator temperatures aqueous solutions of penicillin G rapidily disintegrate to form degradation and **
    .conversion products

    Prepared By: Nasser albalawi

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