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A glucose drip, often referred to as an intravenous (IV) glucose solution, is a method of administering glucose directly into the bloodstream to provide quick energy or to manage blood sugar levels in patients, particularly those who are unable to eat or have low blood sugar. It typically involves using a sterile IV bag containing a specific concentration of glucose solution, such as D5W (5% dextrose in water). The drip is administered through an IV catheter inserted into a vein, allowing for continuous or bolus delivery of glucose as needed. This method ensures rapid absorption and immediate effects on blood sugar levels.
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Where is gulcose metabolized?
In the mitochondria.
Fructose plus gulcose is what?
Sucrose!
What substances are reactants of respiration?
Gulcose
Why gulcose is given to sportsmen?
to be fit and strong
Does respiration use gulcose?
it comes in little packages
Do animals take in both the oxygen and the gulcose?
by eating and breathing
How many teaspoons in 100ml gulcose syrup?
That is 20 tsp.
Which pancreatic hormone functions to lower blood gulcose levels?
Insulin.
Under what condition does a patient need to be on a drip of gulcose?
It is given for the patients who suffer from Diarrhea and many other energy loosing diseases.
How is DDAVP administered?
It can be administered as a nasal spray, intravenously, or as a tablet.
What is the name given the place where law is administered?
The place where law is administered is COURT.
What president administered the Berlin aircraft?
there was so president, Stalin administered it.
