847630
SY · Synonymcalcium chloride 20 MG / potassium chloride 30 MG / sodium chloride 600 MG / sodium lactate 310 MG per 100 ML Ringer's Injectable Solution
Concept
RxCUI847630
Namecalcium chloride 20 MG / potassium chloride 30 MG / sodium chloride 600 MG / sodium lactate 310 MG per 100 ML Ringer's Injectable Solution
Term typeSY · Synonym
LanguageENG
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Synonyms
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Common questions
What is the RxNorm code for calcium chloride 20 MG / potassium chloride 30 MG / sodium chloride 600 MG / sodium lactate 310 MG per 100 ML Ringer's Injectable Solution?
calcium chloride 20 MG / potassium chloride 30 MG / sodium chloride 600 MG / sodium lactate 310 MG per 100 ML Ringer's Injectable Solution is coded as 847630 in RxNorm.
What is RxNorm code 847630?
847630 is the RxNorm identifier for calcium chloride 20 MG / potassium chloride 30 MG / sodium chloride 600 MG / sodium lactate 310 MG per 100 ML Ringer's Injectable Solution. It is included in the current monthly NLM RxNorm release.
What term type is RxCUI 847630?
847630 is a SY (Synonym) in RxNorm.
What is the SNOMED CT mapping for 847630?
847630 maps to 3 SNOMED CT codes (100922009, 1336195003, 347379006).
What is the UMLS mapping for 847630?
847630 maps to UMLS C0140600.
RxNorm, plainly answered
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