Add 1 ml of bacteriostatic water to the 50 mg vial
Can bacteriostatic water be refrigerated?
Further prospective stud- ies, particularly on long-term users and high-risk surgical populations, may rene recommendations on fasting dura- tion, imaging use, and anaesthetic modications
Symptoms as Toxicity Develops As the combined depressant load increases, the following symptoms become more likely and more severe than with GHB alone: Deepening sedation that becomes impossible to fight Vomiting while consciousness is reduced, creating a serious aspiration risk Significant drops in blood pressure Slowed or shallow breathing Falling oxygen levels Loss of the gag reflex that normally protects the airway Abrupt loss of consciousness or coma The vomiting and sedation combination is especially dangerous
Kang R, Gamdzyk M, Lenahan C, Tang J, Tan S, Zhang JH