Carbohydrate load without thiamine precipitates/worsens Wernicke encephalopathy in deficient patients
Give thiamine before or with IV glucose in at-risk patients
Source: Kimi deep-research + Cla
Antidote · Antihypoglycemic
Also known as Dextrose
Glucose is a monosaccharide that serves as the primary energy source for body cells, especially the brain. When administered, it is rapidly absorbed (if oral) or directly enters the bloodstream (if intravenous), thereby directly increasing circulating blood glucose levels. This action helps to counteract hypoglycemia and restore normal metabolic function.
Recommended for use during pregnancy to manage or prevent hypoglycemia, particularly in insulin-treated women.
Carbohydrate load without thiamine precipitates/worsens Wernicke encephalopathy in deficient patients
Give thiamine before or with IV glucose in at-risk patients
Source: Kimi deep-research + Cla
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