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    Calcium Gluconate Infusion Guideline For Use in CVVHD

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    The document provides a conversion table for calcium chloride and calcium gluconate infusions used for continuous renal replacement therapy. It notes that 4 grams of calcium chloride is equivalent to 12 grams of calcium gluconate. It also recommends starting a citrate infusion at 25ml/hr and titrating to maintain an ionized calcium level between 1.15-1.29 mmol/L, checking every 6 hours.

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    The document provides a conversion table for calcium chloride and calcium gluconate infusions used for continuous renal replacement therapy. It notes that 4 grams of calcium chloride is equivalent to 12 grams of calcium gluconate. It also recommends starting a citrate infusion at 25ml/hr and titrating to maintain an ionized calcium level between 1.15-1.29 mmol/L, checking every 6 hours.

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    The document provides a conversion table for calcium chloride and calcium gluconate infusions used for continuous renal replacement therapy. It notes that 4 grams of calcium chloride is equivalent to 12 grams of calcium gluconate. It also recommends starting a citrate infusion at 25ml/hr and titrating to maintain an ionized calcium level between 1.15-1.29 mmol/L, checking every 6 hours.

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    Calcium Gluconate Infusion Guideline For Use in CVVHD

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    The document provides a conversion table for calcium chloride and calcium gluconate infusions used for continuous renal replacement therapy. It notes that 4 grams of calcium chloride is equivalent to 12 grams of calcium gluconate. It also recommends starting a citrate infusion at 25ml/hr and titrating to maintain an ionized calcium level between 1.15-1.29 mmol/L, checking every 6 hours.

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    Calcium Gluconate infusion guideline for use in CRRT (Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy)

    Calcium gluconate 1gm/10ml/4.65 meq elemental Ca


    Calcium chloride 1gm/10ml/13.6 meq elemental Ca

    Below is a conversion table for calcium chloride standard infusion to calcium gluconate infusion. General
    recommendations for use with Trisodium citrate is to start at 25ml/hr and titrate to ionized calcium goal of
    1.15 – 1.29 mmol/L. Check ionized Ca levels every 6 hours per protocol.

    Calcium Chloride 4 gm = Calcium Gluconate 12 gm

    Infusion Rate Calcium Chloride 4 grams/500ml NS Calcium Gluconate 12 grams/500ml NS


    Concentration: 8 mg/ml Concentration: 24 mg/ml
    25 ml/hr 200 mg/hr 600 mg/hr
    50 ml/hr 400 mg/hr 1200 mg/hr
    75 ml/hr 600 mg/hr 1800 mg/hr
    100 ml/hr 800 mg/hr 2400 mg/hr
    125 ml/hr 1000 mg/hr 3000 mg/hr
    150 ml/hr 1200 mg/hr 3600 mg/hr
    175 ml/hr 1400 mg/hr 4200 mg/hr
    200 ml/hr 1600 mg/hr 4800 mg/hr
    225 ml/hr 1800 mg/hr 5400 mg/hr
    250 ml/hr 2000 mg/hr 6000 mg/hr
    275 ml/hr 2200 mg/ml 6600 mg/hr
    300 ml/hr 2400 mg/hr 7200 mg/hr
    325 ml/hr 2600 mg/hr 7800 mg/hr
    350 ml/hr 2800 mg/hr 8400 mg/hr

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