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IV Bags, Dopamine and 5% Dextrose IV Bags Injection IV infusion Dose 500 mL , 12/Case

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Original price $ 599.95
Current price $ 465.00
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Hospital-Grade Critical Care Vasopressor & Inotropic Support for Shock, Hypotension, and Cardiac Emergencies

Take rapid control of hemodynamic instability in the ICU, ER, or surgical suite with Dopamine Hydrochloride and 5% Dextrose Injection 500 mL IV Bags by Baxter IV Systems. Specially formulated for continuous intravenous infusion, this ready-to-use solution provides reliable vasopressor and inotropic support for patients in shock, acute heart failure, sepsis, hypotension, and other life-threatening, low blood pressure states. Baxter’s proven infusion bag delivery system ensures rapid availability and ease-of-use in every code cart, crash cart, and intensive care unit.

Key Features & Top Clinical Benefits

  • Advanced Hemodynamic Management: Delivers precise titration of dopamine for restoring and maintaining adequate blood pressure, cardiac output, and organ perfusion in critically ill or unstable patients.
  • Immediate Vasopressor & Inotropic Therapy: First-line for septic shock, cardiogenic shock, severe hypotension, and acute circulatory failure.
  • Balanced Solution: Each 500 mL IV bag contains pre-mixed dopamine hydrochloride and 5% dextrose in water for safe, effective, and efficient administration.
  • Baxter IV Bag System: Trusted by hospitals and ICU teams worldwide for its sterile, tamper-evident, easy-to-hang design—no in-house mixing required, reduces medication errors and time to treatment.
  • Hospital, ICU & Emergency Department Essential: A must-have for clinicians managing acute shock, cardiac arrest, trauma resuscitation, perioperative blood pressure instability, and advanced cardiac life support (ACLS) protocols.

Top Uses & Life-Saving Indications

  • Septic shock (sepsis with low blood pressure)
  • Cardiogenic shock and acute heart failure
  • Hypotension unresponsive to fluid resuscitation
  • Post-resuscitation hemodynamic support
  • Perioperative and surgical blood pressure support
  • Trauma and emergency volume/pressure restoration
  • Advanced cardiac life support (ACLS) vasopressor protocols

Why Choose Dopamine HCl & 5% Dextrose IV by Baxter?

  • Ready-to-use, pharmacy-grade solution—no calculations, sterile compounding, or delays
  • Flexible, titratable dosing for individualized patient care
  • Rapid access for life-threatening emergencies
  • Compatible with all hospital IV infusion pumps and standard lines
  • Proven clinical efficacy and industry-leading Baxter quality and compliance
  • Reduces medication errors and time-to-therapy compared to manual mixing

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Directions for Use

  • Route: Intravenous infusion ONLY. For use with IV pumps and close cardiac monitoring.
  • Dosage:
    • Adults: Start at 2-5 mcg/kg/min, titrate for desired hemodynamic/urine output; max dose per prescriber or protocol.
    • Pediatrics: Weight-based dosing per hospital guidelines.
  • Administration: Inspect for clarity, hang on IV pole, spike with sterile set, and program pump as directed.
  • Continuous monitoring of ECG, blood pressure, and urine output is required during infusion.

Possible Side Effects

Common:

  • Tachycardia (rapid heart rate)
  • Palpitations
  • Nausea, vomiting
  • Headache

Serious/Seek Immediate Attention:

  • Ventricular arrhythmias
  • Chest pain or angina
  • Hypertensive crisis
  • Extravasation/ischemia at infusion site
  • Tissue necrosis (if IV infiltrates)

Always monitor IV site for infiltration; administer via central line when possible for high-dose or long-term infusions.

Precautions

  • For use by trained medical professionals in hospital/critical care settings only
  • Not for IV bolus, SUBQ, or IM injection
  • Monitor volume status to avoid fluid overload
  • Use with extreme caution in patients with tachyarrhythmias, MAO inhibitor use, or peripheral vascular disease
  • Adjust infusion for renal, hepatic, and pediatric patients as per hospital protocol
  • Not for home or layperson use

For rapid, reliable vasopressor and inotropic support in the most critical cases, trust Dopamine Hydrochloride and 5% Dextrose Injection 500 mL IV Bags by Baxter IV Systems—the gold standard for hospital, ICU, and ER management of shock, hypotension, sepsis, and cardiac failure.

IV Bags, Dopamine and 5% Dextrose IV Bags Injection IV infusion Dose 500 mL , 12/Case
IV Bags, Dopamine and 5% Dextrose IV Bags Injection IV infusion Dose 500 mL , 12/Case
$ 599.95 $ 465.00
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FAQs about Dextrose IV Bags
  • What is Dextrose in an IV Bag?

    Dextrose is a medically purified form of glucose (a natural sugar), commonly used in IV infusions to quickly restore blood sugar levels, provide necessary calories, and rehydrate patients. In an IV bag, dextrose is diluted with sterile water, available in various concentrations (5%, 10%, 50%), and safely delivered directly into the bloodstream for immediate effect.

  • Can dextrose 10% be given peripherally?

    Yes, dextrose 10% can be administered through a peripheral IV line for short-term use. However, higher concentrations could require central venous access due to the risk of vein irritation.

  • Can a pregnant woman take dextrose water?

    Dextrose water IV is often used safely in pregnancy, particularly in cases of dehydration or during labor, but always under a doctor’s supervision to prevent complications like fluid overload or blood sugar disturbances.

  • Can you give normal saline and dextrose together?

    Absolutely. Normal saline and dextrose IV fluids can be administered sequentially or simultaneously (as in Dextrose Normal Saline – DNS solution) to maintain electrolyte and glucose balance during treatment.

  • What IV fluid is best for dehydration?

    For moderate dehydration, normal saline or dextrose saline (DNS) are typically recommended. For hypoglycemia or energy needs, dextrose solution provides fast metabolic benefits.

  • Is dextrose and saline the same thing?

    No. Dextrose IV delivers glucose for cellular energy, while saline restores electrolytes and water balance. Combined, they address both needs in one infusion (as in DNS bags).

  • How fast to push IV dextrose?

    The IV dextrose drip rate depends on the patient’s condition and concentration used. For emergency hypoglycemia, dextrose 50% may be given in a slow IV push (over 2-5 minutes). Lower concentrations (e.g., D5W) are infused at standard maintenance rates.

  • What are the side effects of dextrose IV?

    Potential side effects include: Hyperglycemia (high blood sugar) Fluid overload Vein irritation/phlebitis Electrolyte imbalances Allergic reaction (rare) Always monitor blood sugar and electrolytes during therapy.

  • How does dextrose affect labor?

    Administering dextrose in labor helps prevent low blood sugar and provides energy but should be used judiciously to avoid excessive fetal insulin response (potential for neonatal hypoglycemia).

  • Is dextrose the same as glucose?

    Dextrose is a form of glucose (D-glucose), so they are functionally the same for most medical uses.

  • When should you not use dextrose?

    Avoid dextrose IV in: Allergy to corn or dextrose Hyperglycemia, diabetes (unless treated closely) Severe dehydration with electrolyte imbalances (without correction) Intracranial/intraspinal hemorrhage Consult a physician for contraindications.

  • What medications are not compatible with dextrose?

    Some key drug-Dextrose incompatibilities include: Ceftriaxone (especially in neonates) Certain antibiotics Amphotericin B Phenytoin Always check compatibility charts before co-infusion.

  • Benefits of Our Dextrose IV Bags

    Rapid hydration and glucose restoration Sterile, pyrogen-free medical formulation Ideal for hypoglycemia, dehydration, surgery, and labor Multi-concentration options (D5W, D10W, D50W) Used safely in hospitals, clinics, and emergencies

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