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  1. Tazomac 2.25 mg injection
    Usually piperacillin + tazobactam, a strong IV antibiotic used for serious bacterial infections such as pneumonia, urinary infections, abdominal infections, or sepsis.
  2. Pantakind injection
    Usually pantoprazole, used to reduce stomach acid and help prevent or treat gastritis, acid reflux, or stomach-ulcer bleeding, especially in hospitalized patients.
  3. Lasix injection
    Furosemide, a diuretic ("water tablet" given by injection). It helps remove extra fluid through urine, for example in swelling, heart failure, lung fluid, or some kidney-related fluid retention.
  4. Calcium Sandoz injection
    Calcium given by injection, used for low blood calcium and sometimes to protect the heart in dangerously high potassium levels. It must be given by a clinician.
  5. Dispovan 10 mL
    This is generally a disposable syringe, not a medicine.
6 and 7. Merosure 500 mg
Likely meropenem, another broad-spectrum IV antibiotic used for serious or resistant bacterial infections.
  1. NS 500 mL
    Normal saline, a sterile salt-water IV fluid used for hydration, giving medicines through a drip, and maintaining blood pressure or fluid balance.
These are mainly hospital-use injections and IV fluids. Do not self-administer them. The exact reason they were prescribed depends on the patient’s diagnosis, kidney function, infection tests, and clinical condition.
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