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1 Ref Name Statutory Treatment Requirements Recommended Medicine and Dosage Strength A A. Adrenaline mg /ml Epinephrine Only to be used after conculting a doctor restores heartbeat in case of cardiac arrest; raises blood pressure in case of anaphylactic shock; widens the airways in case of asthma attack. Following intramuscular injection: takes effect after 3-5 minutes; brief effectiveness. Recommended Quantity 0.2-ml injected subcutaneous or intramuscular. 5 ampoules A2 A2. Digoxin 0.25mg/ml inj.2ml. Only to be used after consulting a doctor lowers the heart rate 0.2-ml injected subcutaneous or intramuscular 5 ampoules lanoxin/ digitalis preparation. in case of irregular and rapid heartbeat (atrial fibrillation); increases the contractive strength of the myocardium. To be used in case of breathing difficulty dues to insufficient cardiac pump function A3 A3. Digoxin 0.25mg tablet Lanoxin B B. Nitrolingual spray 0.4mg/dosis 200 doses Nitroglycerine C C. Furosemide 40mg tablet Lasix Only to be used after consulting a doctor lowers the heart rate in case of irregular and rapid heartbeat (atrial fibrillation); increases the contractive strength of the myocardium. To be used in case of breathing difficulty dues to insufficient cardiac pump function Widens the coronary arteries. For providing rapid symptomatic relief of angina pectoris. Only to be used after consulting a doctor. Diuretic. To be used in case of fluid retention (oedema) in legs or lungs as a result of cardiac insufficiency. Also used to treat hypertension. Fluid expulsion noticeable after minutes. Build up dosage only in consultation with a doctor. Thereafter 0.25mg-0.25 mg per 24 hours. blow under the tongue takes effect immediately. Effect duration 0-30 minutes to be repeated as needed. Seek radio medical advice. 20 tablets Max. 4 tablets per day or every other day. 20 Tablets
2 D D. Cyklokapron 500mg tablet Tranexamic acid Only to be used after consulting a doctor to be used in case of vaginal blood loss following confinement or miscarriage (initiated when heavy bleeding has started) to be used by doctors orders only. 2-3 tablets 3-4 times daily if necessary. E E. Propranolol 0mg tablet Inderal E2 E2. Enalapril 0mg tablet Renitec F F. Acetylsalicylic acid 80mg tablet Aspirin Only to be used after consulting a doctor lowers hypertension To be used on doctors orders only. Only to be used after consulting a doctor Lower hypertension to be used by doctors orders only 30 tablets Only to be used after consulting a doctor Inhibits blood coagulation, thus preventing the formation of blood clots. To be used to prevent and treat angina pectoris/chest pain, myocardial infraction, thrombosis, lung embolism TIA, cerebral Start treatment at once when myocardial infraction is suspected. 60mg (=2 tablets) a day. The tablets should be swallowed whole. 30 tablets infraction. 2A 2A. Ranitidine HCI. 300mg Inhibits the production of gastric acid. To be used in case of tablet a day 30 tablets tablet Zantac (incipient) gastric ulcer or ulcer of the small intestine, irritation of oesophagus by gastric acid. 2A2 2A2. Magnesium Tricicate comp. Neutralizes gastric acid. To be used in case of acid reflux, -2 tablets when necessary. the tablets should 00 tablets 2A2 2A2. Magnesium Tricicate comp. tablet Algedrate 2A3 2A3. Algedrate + magnesium hydroxide suspension 300ml Antagel, Maalox, Regla-pH Neutralizes gastric acid. To be used in case of acid reflux, belching and sporadic stomach ache. Effect noticeable soon after taking. Neutralizes gastric acid. To be used in case of acid reflux, belching and sporadic stomach ache. Effect noticeable soon after taking. -2 tablets when necessary. the tablets should be chewed. if other medicines are also being used they should be taken hour before the Algedrate. 0ml when necessary if other medicines are also being used they should be taken hour before the algedrate, Shake well before use. 2B 2B. Primperan 20mg suppository Metoclopramide To be used in case of severe nausea and severe vomiting suppository in the rectum 3 times a day. 0 tablets 2B2 2B2. Metoclopramide 0 mg tablets Primperan 2B3 2B3. Metoclopramide 0mg/2ml (IM injectable) Primperan To be used in case of severe vomiting. -2 tablets up to 3 times a day 60 tablets Only to be used after consulting a doctor. To be used in case of severe nausea and severe vomiting. 2ml injected intramuscular up to 3 times a day. 5 ampoules 2C 2C. Sodium aurylsulfoacetate/ Sorbital/sodium citrate rectal dispenser 5ml/ enema 5ml Microlax Softens the faeces. To be used in case or persistent constipation. Administer via the anus to patient lying on his/her side: max enema per 24 hours. effect after 5-5 minutes. Never use a laxative in case of sudden abdominal pain. 4 tablets
3 2C2 2C2. Lactulose syrup 300ml Duphalac Mild laxative. increases intestinal action and softens the faeces. To ne used in cases of constipation. 5-30ml.daily.It may take up to 2-4 days before effect is obtained Never use laxative in cases of sudden abdominal pain. 2C3 2C3. Sennaglycoside 7.5mg tablet Senna 2D 2D. Loperamide 2mg tablet Imodium, Diacure Laxative, increases intestinal action and softens the faeces. To 2-4 tablets purgation occurs normally about 6-8 be used in cases of Constipation. hours after administration Slows down intestinal action. To be used in case of diarrhoea 2 tablets initially followed by tablet after each loose stool, max 8 tablets in 24 hours. To be used until the diarrhoea stops, but no longer than 3 days. not to used more then 8 days without consulting a doctor. ORS must be administered to prevent dehydration. 40 tablets 2D2 2D2. Activated charcoal, powder 50g Norit carbomix Adsorption of harmful substances in the gastrointestinal tract. To be used as an aid to treat various types of poisoning. Diarrhoea/ Food poisoning. 5-45ml to be taken one or more times daily. 2F 2F. Proctosedyl ointment used in cases of haemorrhoids. ointment is used to relieve pain and itching. effect is noticeable soon after application. 2F 2F. Proctosedyl ointment used in cases of haemorrhoids. ointment is used to relieve pain Apply 2-4 times daily in or around the anal 30 grams 3A 3A. Paracetamol 500mg tablet. Hedex, Momentum, Panadol 3A2 3A2. Naproxen 250mg tablet Naprosyn 3A3 3A3. Codeine / Paracetamol 0/500mg tablet 3A4 3A4. Diclofenac 25mg/ml amp.3ml Voltaren Analgesic and antipyretic. To be use in cases of slight to moderate pain or to reduce fever. Effect noticeable after minutes. Analgesic and used in muscle injuries with swelling - torn or inflamed tendons and ligaments.. T o be used in cases of moderate pain. Gastro-intestinal discomfort, nausea, Apply 2-4 times daily in or around the anal opening and after a bowel movement. Do not use longer than 7 days -2 tablets -3 times daily. Max. 8 tablets per 24 hours First dose 2 tablets, subsequently tablet 3 times daily for 3-0 days. not to be used by patients suffering from stomach pain, gastric ulcers or asthma. diarrhoea. Analgesic. To be use in cases of moderate to strong pain. -2 tablets -3 times daily this drug can affect reaction speed and concentration. Not to be used in conjunction with alcohol, Soporifics and sedatives. Only to be used after consulting a doctor. Renal colic and gallstone. To be used by doctors orders only. 00 tablets tablet 500/0 5x3ml ampoule
4 3B 3B. Morphine HCL 0mg /ml amp. (IM and SC injectable) 3B2 3B2. Buprenofin 0.2mg Resoriblett tablet Temgesic 3B3 3B3. Pentazocine 50mg Suppository Fortral 3C 3C. Diazepam rectal dispenser 0mg/2.5ml Stesolid, Valium Only to be used after consulting a doctor. Powerful analgesic. To be used in case of severe pain. Effect noticeable after 5-30 minutes; effective for approx. 4 hours Drowsiness, dizziness, nausea/vomiting, depressed respiration. 0mg intramuscularly or subcutaneous, repeat after 4 hours if necessary. Caution when using foreign preparations: 0 mg morphine hydrochloride = 20mg morphine sulphate. Not to be used in case of respiratory depression the effect of morphine can be halted using naloxone. This drug can affect reaction speed and concentration. Not to be used in conjunction with alcohol, soporifics and sedatives. Only to be used after consulting a doctor. Effectiveness analgesics for 6 to 8 hours. Nausea/vomiting, respiratory depression, constipation, drowsiness. Moderate severe pain, initially -2 tablets every 8 hours. The tablet should be dissolved under the tongue. This drug can affect reaction speed and concentration. Not to be used in conjunction with alcohol, soporifics and sedatives. Only to be used after consulting a doctor Powerful analgesic. To be used by doctors order only. The suppository should be placed in the rectum. Care must be taken when more then one dose is given, may cause an overdose. This drug can affect reaction speed and concentration. Not to be used in conjunction with alcohol, soporics and sedatives Only to be used after consulting a doctor. Sedative, anticonvulsive and muscle-relaxant. To be used to treat an epileptic attack or before manipulating a dislocation. Effect noticeable after 5-0 minutes. The contents of -2 rectal tubes are to be emptied into the rectum while patient is lying on his side. The does may be repeated if necessary. Under difficult conditions the dose may be given orally together with a liquid. Used by doctors order only. The drug can affect reaction speed and concentration. Not to be used in conjunction with alcohol, soporifics and sedatives. 0 ampoules 0 tablets 0 tablets 5 tablets
5 4A 4A. Diazepam 5 mg tablet Stesolid, Valium Only to be used after consulting a doctor. Sedative Nervous tension. To be used by doctors orders only /2- tablet up to 3 times a day. Insomnia: tablet at bedtime. Should only be used for short periods. This drug can affect reaction speed and concentration. Not to be used in conjunction with with alcohol, soporifics and sedatives 20 tablets 4B 4B. Chlorpromazine HCL 25mg tablet Largactil 4B2 4B2. Chlorpromazine hydrochloride HCL 25mg/ml amp. Laragctil Only to be used after consulting a doctor. Inhibits the action of the central nervous system to be used in case of (danger of) psychosis, agitation and anxiety. Only to be used after consulting a doctor. Inhibits the action of the central nervous system to be used in case of (danger of) psychosis, agitation and anxiety. -2 tablets 3 times a day. This drug can affect reaction speed and concentration. Not to be used in conjunction with Alcohol, soporifics and sedatives. Doses are individual This drug can affect reaction speed and concentration. Not to be used in conjunction with alcohol, soporifics and 20 tablets 5 ampoules sedatives. 4C 4C. Meclozine 25mg tablet Reduces certain types of dizziness and remedies malfunctions Use prophylactically (to prevent) for sea- 00 tablets Postafen of the organ of balance. To be used to prevent sea- sickness. sickness. Dose: Tablet -2 times daily. This drug can effect reaction speed and concentration. Not to be used in conjunction with alcohol, soporifics and sedatives. 5A 5A. Loratidine 0mg tablet Clarityn, Allerfree 5B 5B. Hydrocortisone 00mg amp.+ solvens Solu-Cortef, Efcortesol 6A 6A. Salbutemol 0.mg/dose inhaler 200 doses Ventolin Symptomatic relief of allergy conditions as hayfever, rash. tablet daily 30 tablets Only to be used after consulting a doctor To be used to treat acute allergic conditions. Only to be used after consulting a doctor. Widens the airways to be used in case of breathing difficulty with wheezing and asthma attacks. Effect noticeable rapidly; effective for 3-4 hours 6A2 6A2. Prednisolone 5 mg tablets Only to be used after consulting a doctor Anti-allergy steroid also essential treatment of acute asthma Used when adrenaline mg/ml inj. does not give adequate effect. Dose: individual infected intramuscularly or intravenously. in case of asthma attacks: -2 doses inhaled every 4 hours if required Shake well before use. from bronchial asthma: 5-20mg once daily, more in severe asthma. ampoule + solv 30 tablets
6 6B 6B. Dexamethorphan 30mg capsule Darolan Reduces coughs, only for dry coughs. Capsule, max 3 times daily. Not to be used by pregnant women. Should be used only for dry coughs. This drug can effect reaction speed and concentration Not to be used with alcohol, soporifics and sedatives. 0 tablets 6B2 6B2. Codeine phosphate 30mg tablet Only to be used after consulting a doctor Analgesic to be used in case of sticky cough. Pain: -2 tablets together with -2 tablets paracetamol or acetylsalicylic acid -3 times daily. Dry cough: -2 tablets up to 3 times a day. Causes drowsiness : avoid dangerous machinery. Not to be used in conjunction with alcohol, soporifics and sedatives. 20 capsules 6C 6C. Pseudoephedrine 20mg capsule Contac To be used in case of colds, flu and allergy symptoms. Adult capsule in the morning and evening. # 6C2 6C2. Xylometazolin 0.% nose drops 0ml Otrivin 7A 7A. Phenoxymethylpenicillin (as potassium salt) 500mg tablet Penicillin V, Acipen V Reduces swelling of the mucosa in the nasopharynx. T o be used in case of colds, inflammation of the paranasal sinuses and middle ear. Only to be used after consulting a doctor. Antibiotic, to be used in case of infections caused by organisms sensitive to Phenoxymthlypenicillin. 2-3 drops into each nostril 2-3 times daily do not use for more than one week at a stretch tablet 2 times daily (morning and evening) Do not use if patient is allergic to penicillin. Complete the course of treatment. 20 tablets 7A2 7A2. Erythromycin 250mg tablet Only to be used after consulting a doctor. Antibiotic to be used in case of infections by organisms sensitive to erythromycin (also legionella). Also an alternative in case of hypersensitivity to penicillin 7A3 7A3. Amoxicillin 250mg capsule Clamoxyl, Flemoxin Only to be used after consulting a doctor Broad-spectrum antibiotic, to be used in case of infection caused by organisms sensitive to Amoxycillin. tablet 4 times daily taken with meals. Not to be used in case of hypersensitivity to erythromycin or other macrolides complete the course of treatment Not to be used in case of hypersensitivity to penicllins or cephalosporines, some bacteria are resistant to amoxicillin, rendering the drug ineffective. complete the course of treatment 00 capsules
7 7A4 7A4. Doxycycline 00mg tablet Neo-dagracycline, Unidox, Vibra- S 7A5 7A5. Benzylpenicillin sodium 600mg vial. Crystapen 7A6 7A6. Ciprofloxacin 250mg tablets Ciproxin 7B 7B. Trimethoprim - sulfametoxazol mg tablet Bactrimel, Sulfotrim, Trimoxazol. 7C 7C. Trimethoprim 00mg tablet Monotrim 7D 7D. Chloroquine phosphate 250mg tablet, contains 200mg base. Nivaquine Only to be used after consulting a doctor. Broad-spectrum antibiotic, to be used in case of infections caused by organisms sensitive to doxycycline. Also supplementary therapy in the treatment of malaria. Only to be used after consulting a doctor Antibiotic to be used in case of infection by organisms sensitive to benzylpenicillin. Only to be used after consulting a doctor. Broad-spectrum bactericide, to be used in case of infections by organisms sensitive to Ciprofloxacin. Only to be used after consulting a doctor. Broad-Spectrum antimicrobic, to be used in case of infection of the airways, urinary tract, genitalia and gastrointestinal tract caused by organisms sensitive to co-trimazole. Only to be used after consulting a doctor Antimicrobiotic, to be used in case of infections of the urinary tract. When treating malaria only to be used after consulting a doctor. To be used in malaria prophylaxis and for the treatment of an uncomplicated malaria attack. 2 tablets at once, subsequently tablet daily for at least 5 days, or up to -2 days after the fever has subsided. Take sitting or standing with a large quantity of water. Not to be used in case of hypersensitivity to tetracyclines. complete the course of treatment. To be used on doctors orders only. not to be used in case of hypersensitivity to penicillins Twice a day mg, depending on the severity and location of the infection. Not to be used in case of hypersensitivity to ciproflocacine or other quinolones. Complete the course of treatment. Drink plenty of fluids to prevent crystals forming in the urine. Not to be used in case of hypersensitivity to sulphonamides or trimethoprim. If a rash appears, administration should be halted. Complete the course of treatment. Urinary tract infection. To be used by doctors orders only. tablet twice daily. not to be used in case of hypersensitivity to sulphonamides or trimethoprim. If a rash appears, administration should be halted. Complete the course of treatment. Prophylaxis: 2 tablets once a week on the same weekday, during/just after a meal. Has to be taken week before arrival in malaria infected area, during the whole stay and for 4 weeks after departure from malarial area. Obtain the latest information on areas of resistance. 0 ampoules 20 Tablets 30 tablets 00 tablets
8 7D2 7D2. Proguanil 00 mg tablet Paludrine To be used for malaria prophylaxis Malaria prophylaxis 2 tablets daily. T o be taken after meal, each day at the same time. Has to be taken week before arrival in malarial area. during the whole stay and for 4 weeks after departure from the malarial area. Always combine with choloroquine. 7D3 7D3. Meflokin 250mg tablet Lariam, Mefloquine To be used for malaria prophylaxis. Malaria prophylaxis: tablet once a week on the same weekday, during or after a meal. has to be taken week before arrival in malarial area during the whole stay and for 4 weeks after departure from malarial area. 7D4 7D4. Permethrin lotion 0mg/ml 59ml Loxazol To be used un case of head lice and scabies. Kills both mites and the nits Wash the hair with normal shampoo, rinse and dry with a towel. apply the lotion over the hair and the complete scalp. bottle is enough for person. the lotion should be left on for 0 minutes, wash the hair with water and dry it with a towel. if necessary the treatment can be repeated after 7-4 days. shake the bottle before use. Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes. do not use on broken or secondarily infected skin. 7D5 7D5. Permethrin 5% cream Loxazol, Nix. 7E 7E. Metronidazol 500mg tablet. Flagyl To be used in case of Scabies. See enclosed instructions. for external use only. Avoid getting the cream in your eyes if you do rinse your eyes well with water or saline solution. Only to be used after consulting a doctor. anti-microbe, to be used in case of infections by protozoa (including amoebae) and bacteria that live in the gut. Dose 3-4 times a day 500mg for 5-0days. complete the course of treatment! not to be used in case of hypersensitivity to metronidazole or other imidazole compounds. not to be used in conjunction with alcohol. 7E2 7E2. Mebendazole 00mg tablet Anti-parasite, to be used in case of infections by worms Intestinal worm infection. dose tablet twice Vermox daily for 3 days to be repeated after -2 weeks. 2 8 tablets bottle tube 6 tablets
9 7F 7F. Tetanus vaccine ampoule 0.5ml (IM injection) 7F2 7F2. Tetanus immunoglobulin ampoule 250E/2ml (IM injection) Glucose 50mg/ml infusion 000ml Dextrose Only to be used after consulting a doctor Tetanus prophylaxis in case of wounds Administering the vaccine stimulates the production of antibodies (active immunization). Only to be used after consulting a doctor. Immediate protection from administering antibodies to tetanus (passive immunization) in case or "dirty" wounds. to be used if last vaccination was more than 0 years ago Use as intravenous drip only after consulting a doctor. Used as intravenous drip-enema to treat dehydration NaCL 0.9 infusion 000ml Use as intravenous drip only after consulting a doctor Used as a drip-enema to treat dehydration. Also as an eye bath to treat chemicals in the eye (MFAG): table Polygeline infusion, bottle 500ml Haemacel In case of wounds: last vaccination 5-0 years ago then dose of vaccine. Last vaccination more than 0 years ago: full vaccination course ( 3 doses) See also 7F2. To be used on doctors orders only. Once only ampoule intramuscularly. at the same time first dose of 7F at different injection site. Administration more than three days after wounds occurred is not worthwhile. See also 7F. Promote rehydration and caloric intake. to be used on doctors orders only. Promote rehydration and electrolyte intake. Max. 500ml per hour, higher rate in emergencies. As a rule ml per 24 hours Polygeline infusion, bottle Only to be used after consulting a doctor. to be used as a To expand plasma volume. Max. 500ml per hour, Only to be used after consulting a doctor. to be used as a plasma substitute in case of shock due to blood or plasma loss. To expand plasma volume. Max. 500ml per hour, higher rate in emergencies. ampoule 25IE/ml ampoule Oral Rehydration salts. ORS Corrects fluid and salt balance, e.g. in case of diarrhoea. to be used to prevent or treat dehydration. Dissolve the sachet in 000ml clean drinking water. take -2 litres a day + glass after each bowel movement. Excessive concentrations are harmful. solution keeps for 24 hours. box NaCL tablet 400mg + coating glucose 00mg tablet. Sodium chloride tablets, salt tablets. To be used to prevent salt deficiency in case of severe perspiration when working in tropical heat and to treat "stoker's cramp" (heat cramp) tablet to each /2 litre of water. Max 6-8 tablets a day with 4-6 litres of water. 2 9A 9A. Chlorhexadine mg/ml 00ml Antiseptic to be used to disinfect skin and wounds. Externally for cleaning of surface sores and burns. Do not use in or around the ears. avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes. 9A2 9A2. Bacitracin Chlorhexidine ointment 5G Anti-infection ointment Use externally once or twice daily for skin infections. do not use in or around the ears. avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes
10 9A3. 9A3. Fucidic acid 2% ointment 5G Fucidin. 9A4. 9A4. Fucidic acid 2% gauze 0x0cm Fucidin interulle 9A5 9A5. Lidocaine ointment 5% 30g Xylocaine 9A6 9A6. Ibuprofen gel 5% 50g Advil fast free. 9A7 9A7. Hydrocortisone acetate % ointment 30g 9A8 9A8. Triamcinolon 0.% cream 5g 9A9 9A9. Clotrimazol % cream 20g Canesten Anti-infection ointment Highly infected sores. Apply twice daily on highly infected sores. Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes. Anti-infection gauze. Use with highly infected sores, abscesses and small burns. place the ointment pad on the sore. Cover with a sterile compress and fasten with plaster, gauze or net bandage. Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes. Local anaesthetic ointment External use only use only. acts as an anaesthetic. Use for sun and jelly fish burns, first degree burns, insect bites or similar. Not to be used on open sores or broken skin. Gel for muscle pain. to be used as an aid to treat muscle pain. External use only: rub on to the painful area 2-3 times daily for up to 7 days. Avoid contact with Only to be used after consulting a doctor. Anti-inflammatory and anti allergic effect. To be used in case of itching and irritation, e.g. due to dry eczema. Only to be used after consulting a doctor. Adrenocorticotropic hormone with anti-inflammatory and anti allergic effects. to be used in case of itching and irritation, e.g due to dry eczema. eyes and mucous membranes and inflamed or broken skin. hands should be washed immediately after use. For external use. Apply a few days reduce to once a day. Not to be used if the eczema is infected, tetracycline % eye ointment may be used. do not use on open wounds or inflamed skin. For external use only to be used by doctors orders only. apply sparingly twice a day not to be used if eczema is infected. Do not use on open wounds or inflamed skin. To be used for fungal skin infections. Apply thinly 2-3 times daily. rub in well on effected areas. treatment normally lasts 3-4 weeks after symptoms have disappeared. Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes see also 9A0. 0 tablets
11 9A0 9A(0). Clotrimazol % powder 20g Canesten To be used for fungal skin infections Skin fungus to be used together with cream 9A9 Powder into shoes and stockings Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes. 9A 9A(). Silver Sulphadiazine cream % 50g Flammazine 9B 9B. Chloramphenicol 0.5% eye drops (single use) 9B2 9B2. Tetracycline % eye ointment 5g 9B3 9B3. Dexamethasone/ framycetine/gramicidine eyedrops 8ml Sofradex Only to be used after consulting a doctor Disinfectant, To be used to prevent and treat infections in second and thirddegree burns. Also analgesic due to cooling effect. Apply in a 3mm think layer. Remove daily by washing with sterile water before re application After cream has been applied the appearance of the wound changes, making it difficult to assess the severity Anti microbe eye drops to be used in case of eye infections -2 Drops in each eye 4-6 times daily for one week. each single dose pack to be used once daily. Anti microbe eye ointment. T o be used in case of eye Ointment should be applied 2-3 times daily to infections. inner side of lower eyelid. To be used by doctors orders only. Each patient should have his/her individual tube discard the tube month after opening. Anti microbe eye drops anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic effect. To be used by doctors orders only drop in the eye 3-4 times daily. Each patient should have his/her individual container. Limited shelf life once opened, discard after one month. 20 pieces 9B4 9B4. Oxybuprocaine HCL 0.4% Eye drops (single use) only to be used after consulting a doctor Anaesthetic eye drops. to be used when removing dirt from the eye. Effect noticeable after a few minutes; effective for 30 minutes. -2 Drops in the eye as local anaesthetic the eye must be covered as long as the anaesthetic effect lasts. to be used only when removing foreign object from the eye. use once and discard store between 8-5 C. Administer at room temperature. Caution as it renders the eye insensitive rubbing the eye to hard can cause damage without realizing this! 20 Pods 9B5 9B5. Pilocarpine 2% eyedrops 0ml Isoptocarpine Only to be used after consulting a doctor reduces pressure of the eye to be used to treat glaucoma (abnormally high pressure in the eye) drop inside the lower eyelid 2-3times a day discontinue wearing of contact lenses discard bottle one month after opening. 9B6 9B6. Sodium chloride 0.9% used as an eye bath to treat chemicals and the eye For bathing and rinsing of eyes 4 pieces eyewash 30ml 0ml
12 9B7 9B7. Fluoresceine paperstrips % (single use) 9C 9C. Oxytetracycline / hydrocortisonacetaat polymyxine B Terracortil 9C2 9C2. Lidocain eardrops 0.5% 0ml Otalgan 9D 9D. Chlorhexidine mouthwash 2% Corsodyl 9E2 9E2. Lignocaine 2% (SC and IM injectable) Xylocaine To be used when examining the eye to detects damage to the cornea and foreign bodies. Damage shows up as yellow/green ring around dirt and splinters. Hold the strip in purified water and drip -2 drops from the strip inside the lower eyelid. use once and discard. the fluorescent effect is easier to see if illuminated by a penlight with a blue cap. Only to be used after consulting a doctor anti microbe ear 2-4 drops in the ear 3 times daily. Warm the drops anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic effect. to be used in eardrops to body temperature before use. Not case of itchy or painful inflammation of the external auditory to be used in case of (possibility of) perforated canal. eardrum. Limited shelf life once opened, discard after one month. Analgesic for acute inflammation of the middle ear. Warm the eardrops to body temperature before For disinfecting the mouth cavity, to be used in case of infections of throat and gums. Only to be used after consulting a doctor. To be used as a local anaesthetic when stitching wounds or performing minor surgery. Effect noticeable after 5 minutes effectiveness for minutes. use, 2-4 drops in the ear daily. plug the ear with cotton wool. Not to be used in case of (possibility of) perforated eardrum. only alleviates the symptoms, does not treat the inflammation. discard open bottles after one month. Dose first brush the teeth rinse the mouth with 0ml of the solution for one minute twice daily. spit out, Do NOT swallow Dose -5ml injected into outermost layer of skin prior to short, painful minor operations. l Max. 200mg (=0ml) 20 Strips
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