potassium chloride

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In six of these eight cases the potassiumchloride ampoule had been mistaken for another drug due to similarities in labelling and packaging.
The post-1996 wheat crop samples were also analysed for exchangeable bases (ammonium acetate extraction) and cation exchange capacity (potassiumchloride).
Gestational compartmentalization of the potassiumchloride and the expanded maternal volume of distribution during pregnancy both offer protection against maternal systemic toxicity.
Natural barriers were also introduced by suggesting that strong potassiumchloride solution should no longer be routinely available.
A physician who injects potassiumchloride may say that her intention was to cause death; but she need not.
Ten of these incidents were examined in detail and in eight cases the adverse event was a direct result of infusion of strong potassiumchloride solution.
An example of multiple barriers inserted to prevent an adverse incident is the prevention of inadvertent intravenous administration of strong potassiumchloride solution resulting in cardiac arrest.
The national system complements local risk management systems, allowing national data collation and dissemination of urgent alerts (for example regarding the storage of potassiumchloride on wards) when necessary.
Adverse reactions to potassiumchloride.
Kainite is a mineral salt consisting of potassiumchloride and magnesium sulfate used as a fertilizer.
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