Product Images Midazolam Hydrochloride

This text provides information on the possible local effects that may occur after an intramuscular injection, including headache (1.3%), pain (3.7%), induration (0.5%), redness (0.5%), and muscle stiffness (0.3%).*

This is a list of possible side effects caused by an injection procedure, including symptoms such as hiccups, tenderness, vomiting, and pain during injection. Other possible effects include coughing, redness, oversedation, headache, and drowsiness. Phlebitis, an inflammation of the veins, is a rare occurrence at only 0.4%.*

This text provides a scale for measuring a patient's responsiveness to speech and facial expressions. The assessment categories include different levels of responsiveness, from readily responding to normal speech and having a clear facial expression (score of 5) to not responding at all except to deep sleep (score of 1). The text describes different degrees of lethargy, glazed or thickened eyes, and ptosis (drooping of the eyelid) that are indicative of a patient's level of responsiveness.*

The text represents a table showing the 0AA/S Score with categories 1 to 17, where category 1 represents deep sleep. The table shows the number of occurrences for each category in different time ranges. However, the meaning and context of this table are not explained, so its usefulness is not clear.*

This is a product description for a medication that comes in different concentrations and packaging sizes. The medication is sold in boxes and the concentration of each box is listed in milligrams per milliliter. There are three different box options: one with 10 vials of 2mg/2mL medication, one with 25 vials of 2mg/2mL medication, and one with 10 vials of 5mg/5mL medication.*

This is a product description for a medication that comes in two different concentrations. The first concentration is 5mg/mL and the second concentration is 10mg/2mL (which is also 5mg/mL). Both concentrations come in a box of 10.*

This is a description of a medication called Midazolam, presented as a single-dose vial for intravenous or intramuscular use. It is a preservative-free drug and must be discarded if unused. The ideal storage temperature range is 20 to 25 degrees Celsius. The manufacturer of this medication is not mentioned, but the packaging is done by Heney Scein, Inc. It has been assigned an NDC number, and the description also includes product and expiration dates. It further warns to keep the drug out of reach of children and has the prescription information.*

Description: This is a pharmaceutical product labeled as midazolam, which is available in a 100g/2ml flip-top vial. It can be administered intravenously or intramuscularly and is preservative-free and sterile. The instructions state that unused portions should be discarded, children must be kept away from it and it should be stored within the temperature range of 20 to 256 degrees Celsius. The product has a unique identifier (ATEM# 2480863) and comes with an insert containing detailed information about the manufacturer, the lot number and expiration date.*