The pharmacist is preparing intravenous conventional amphotericin b for a patient with aids with invasive aspergillosis. what diluent should be used to recognise the drug?

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When the pharmacist is preparing intravenous conventional amphotericin b for a patient with aids with invasive aspergillosis. The diluent that should be used to reconstitute the drug is sterile water injection.

Conventional amphotericin B is a drug used to treat invasive fungal  diseases like cryptococcal meningitis that is a disease of spinal cord and brain. Generally works slowly by inhibiting the growth of fungal pathogen and is administered slowly for 2-6 hrs depending upon the dosage recommended by trained physician.

AIDS virus HIV disables the immunity of the patient making them sensitive even for weak pathogen. As a result the body can not defense even against pathogens like fungi, protozoa, mycoplasma etc.

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