Freamine

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Contents 1 Indications 2 Dosage 3 More General Terms 4 References

Indications

• protein supplementation for patients on parenteral nutrition

Dosage

• pH: 6.5
• Ingredients: (100 mL)

• Essential amino acids:

• isoleucine: 0.59 g (8.5%), 0.69 g (10%)
• leucine: 0.77 g (8.5%), 0.91 g (10%)
• lysine: 0.62 g (8.5%), 0.73 g (10%)
• methionine: 0.45 g (8.5%), 0.53 g (10%)
• phenylalanine: 0.48 g (8.5%), 0.56 g (10%)
• threonine: 0.34 g (8.5%), 0.4 g (10%)
• tryptophan: 0.13 g (8.5%), 0.15 g (10%)
• valine: 0.56 g (8.5%), 0.66 g (10%)

• non- essential amino acids

• alanine: 0.6 g (8.5%), 0.71 g (10%)
• arginine: 0.81 g (8.5%), 0.95 g (10%)
• histidine: 0.24 g (8.5%), 0.28 g (10%)
• proline: 0.95 g (8.5%), 1.12 g (10%)
• serine: 0.5 g (8.5%), 0.59 g (10%)
• glycine: 1.19 g (8.5%), 1.4 g (10%)
• cysteine: < 0.014 g (8.5%),< 0.016 g (10%)

• sodium bisulfite < 0.1 g
• electrolytes

• Na+ 10 mwq/L
• phosphate 20 meq/L
• acetate 72 meq/L (8.5%), 89 (10%)
• Cl- < 3 meq/L

More General Terms

• metabolic agent (metabolic modifier)
• pharmacologic combination

References

Drug Information & Medication Formulary, Veterans Affairs,  Central California Health Care System, 1st ed., Ravnan et al  eds, 1998 - not on National VA formulary

Freamine (8.5% & 10% amino acids)