ForewordForeword Dear Doctor, “Essential drugs are those that satisfy the health care needs of the majority of the population; they should therefore be available at all times in

Foreword

Dear Doctor, “Essential drugs are those that satisfy the health care needs of the majority of the

population; they should therefore be available at all times in adequate amounts and in

the appropriate dosage forms, and at a price that individuals and the community can

afford”.

Careful selection of a limited range of essential medicines results in a higher quality of care,

better management of medicines (including improved quality of prescribed medicines),

and more cost-effective use of health resources”

(WHO Expert Committee on the Use of Essential Drugs, 1999).

Many states in India including Karnataka, Kerala, Himachal Pradesh, Delhi, Maharashtra and

Rajasthan have prepared their essential drug lists. The Government of Chhattisgarh also has taken

the initiative to prepare and adopt the Essential Drug List for Chhattisgarh (EDLC). The relevant

Government Orders are enclosed.

The Basic Goals of the ELD Chhattisgarh are:

To ensure the availability and accessibility of essential drugs to all citizens of

Chhattisgarh;

To ensure safety, efficacy and quality of drugs in the public health system;

To encourage and support good prescribing and dispensing practices;

The Process: The Department of Health & Family constituted a committee headed by the Director,

Medical Education with the Director Health Services and the Dean of the Medical College as

members to draw up theEDL Chhattisgarh. In turn, this committee, with the technical assistance of

the State Health Resource Centre, Chhattisgarh set up one day three intensive consultation with

senior medical professionals, the faculty of Raipur Medical College, NGOs active in the health field,

and senior departmental officials. The State Advisory Committee also gave valuable inputs to this

process. Experts in rational drug policy from other states were also invited to this consultation. The

W H O Model List for the year 2015, NELM of 2015, British National Formulary 2009 and National

Drug Formulary 2011 were used as the base papers for this discussion in finalising theEDL

Chhattisgarh.

Selection of Essential medical list

The process by which medicines are selected is critical. An essential medicines list which is

imposed from above will not reflect the need of the users or be accepted by them. It is therefore

very important that the process be consultative and transparent, selection criteria be explicit,

selection of the medicines be linked to evidence-based standard clinical guidelines, clinical

guidelines and the list be divided into levels of care, and are regularly reviewed and updated. A

review of the clinical guidelines and the list should be carried out at least every second year, and

their use and the impact should be monitored. The process of developing a list of essential drug list

is mentioned below.

The Criteria: The principal criteria for the selection of essential drugs for primary, secondary and tertiary hospital care were based on the WHO guidelines for drawing up an EDL. They include the following points:

Any drug included must meet the needs of the majority of the population;

Sufficient proven scientific data regarding effectiveness must be available;

Any drug included in the EDL should have substantial safety and benefit/ risk ratio;

All products must be of acceptable quality, and must be tested on a continuous basis;

The aim, as a rule, is to include, only products containing single pharmacologically active ingredients;

Combination products, as an exception, will be included where patient compliance becomes an important factor or where two pharmacologically active ingredients are synergistically active in a product;

Products will be listed according to their generic names only;

Where drugs are clinically equally effective, the dugs will be compared on the following factors: 1. The best cost advantage, 2. The best researched, 3. The best pharmaco kinetic properties, 4. The best patient compliance.

Grading of the Essential Drug List: The EDL Chhattisgarh is published in two parts, first part consist

of list of drugs which are essentially required at primary, secondary and tertiary level of medical

facilities. Second part is drugs which are required at specialty centers and are prescribed by

specialists with extra attention. The main EDL Chhattisgarh covers the needs of all public health

facilities excepting the medical college. It is graded to indicate drugs that shall be supplied to all

health centers and those that are restricted to Primary, secondary and tertiary level medical

facilities.(which includes PHC, community health centers and District Hospitals).

Depending on the specialist and equipment available in each health care institution these facilities

would specify their drug requirements from within this list. The list of drugs for the Medical College

Hospital (tertiary care), was prepared by the faculty of the college and is published as a

supplementary list. Another supplementary list (Universal category) specifies the drugs that would

be made available to the multipurpose health workers –both male and female. While grading the list

we have kept in mind the specific demands of Chhattisgarh given the distances and problems in

transport and the fact that referral to higher centers is not easy. The broad principle followed is to

provide as comprehensive a care as possible, made available as peripherally as possible - given

the human resource and infrastructure available at that level. All drug purchase made by the

Government of Chhattisgarh would have to comply with the EDL Chhattisgarh.

Amendment of EDL/ Adding a New Product on EDL Chhattisgarh: We recognize that a good drug

policy requires to EDL Chhattisgarh dynamic and updated periodically. We welcome suggestions

towards this. Requests for products to be included on the EDL Chhattisgarh must conform to the

above criteria and must be supported by evidence-based data and appropriate references on its

advantages and benefits over existing products. A format for such requests has been given as

been appended.

The Department of Health and Family Welfare will be appointing a Committee to monitor the

implementation of the EDL Chhattisgarh and make periodic revisions of the list. An essential drug

formulary, and a graded standard treatment protocol as well as mechanisms to train various

categories of staff and promote the use of the list would be in place soon. Other supporting systems

to ensure safe and adequate essential drug supply to every citizen of Chhattisgarh are in our plans.

I hereby express my sincere thanks to all those experts, the medical community of Chhattisgarh

and the concerned NGO representatives whose valid contributions paved way to the EDL

Chhattisgarh and its publication. I hope the medical community of the state will welcome and

nourish this move as this is the threshold point towards a comprehensive and rational drug policy

for the state.

Sincerely Yours,

Vikas Sheel

Secretary to Government of Chhattisgarh

Department of Health & Family Welfare.

Acknowledgements

Even small efforts raise large debts. For the finalisation of the Essential Drug List of

Chhattisgarh, we are indebted to a number of individuals and organisations. The committee

appointed by the Department of Health & Family Welfare led by the Dr Shashank Gupta,

HOD, Medicine JNMCH Medical College Hospital Raipur. Dr. S K Shandilya came up with

the idea of holding a workshop for finalizing the Essential Drug List and charting out the

broad contours of the State Drug Policy. Dr. A K Chandrakar, Dean, Jawaharlal Nehru

Memorial Medical College, Raipur not only made valuable contributions to the consultation

but also enthused the senior faculty of this primer institution to attend and contribute to the

deliberations in meetings. Director, Health Services, ensured the participation of his colleagues

and has supported this process since its inception.

Dr Rajesh Rishikar, Dr G P Soni, Dr Smt S Phuljhele, Dr K K Sahare, Dr S Phuljhele, Dr P

Beck, Dr R R Sahni, Dr Pratibha Jain Shah, Dr Nalini Mishra, Dr rajesh Sharma, Dr J P

Meshram, Dr Prashant Srivastav, Dr B K Das, Dr S P Kujur, Dr S A Khan, Dr V B Verma, Dr

S Gupta, attended the sessions.

The State Advisory Committee has helped in the broadening of the mandate of the changes

being undertaken in the health sector in Chhattisgarh and provided the much-needed

perspective for this effort.

Narayan Tripathi, Fidius Kerketta and Dr Prabir Chatterjee from State Health Resource

Centre undertook the logistics and co-ordination of the workshop and courteously

accommodated every demand made of them during and after the workshop.

Lastly, much of the efforts towards community basing of health services in Chhattisgarh

would not have been possible without the strong endorsement, conviction and belief of Dr

Ayyaz F Tamboli and Avinash Chamapavat IAS who were MD NHM when this work was in

progress.

R Prasanna

Director Health Services,

Department of Health & Family Welfare

ESSENTIAL DRUGS LIST PART I

CONTENTS

PART – A

1. ANAESTHETICS

2. ANALGESICS, ANTIPYRETICS, NONSTEROIDAL ANTI-INFLAMMATORY MEDICINES (NSAIDS), MEDICINES

USED TO TREAT GOUT AND DISEASE MODIFYING AGENTS USED IN RHEUMATOLD DISORDERS

3. ANTIALLERGICS AND MEDICINES USED IN ANAPHYLAXIS

4. ANTIDOTES AND OTHER SUBSTANCES USED IN POISONING

5. ANTICONVULSANTS / ANTIEPILEPTICS

6. ANTI INFECTIVE DRUGS

7. ANTIMIGRAINE MEDICINES

8. ANTINEOPLASTIC IMMUNOSUPPRESSIVES AND MEDICINES USED IN PALLIATIVE CARE

9. ANTIPARKINSONS MEDICINE

10. MEDICINES AFFECTING THE BLOOD

11. BLOOD PRODUCTS AND PLASMA SUBSTITUTES

12. CARDIOVASCULAR MEDICINES

14. DERMATOLOGICAL MEDICINES (topical)

15. DIAGNOSTIC AGENTS (enlisted in section of Surgical and suture list)

16. PERITONEAL DIALYSIS SOLUTION– restricted to tertiary care center where peritoneal dialysis is undertaken

17. DISINFECTANTS AND ANTISEPTICS

18. DIURETICS

19. EAR, NOSE AND THROAT PREPARATIONS

20. GASTROINTESTINAL MEDICINES

21. HORMONES, OTHER ENDOCRINE MEDICINES AND CONTRACEPTIVES

22. IMMUNOLOGICALS

23. MUSCLE RELAXANTS (PERIPHERALLY ACTING) AND CHOLINESTERASE INHIBITORS

24. SPECIFIC MEDICINES FOR NEONATAL CARE

25. OPHTHALMOLOGICAL PREPARATIONS

26. OXYTOCICS AND ANTIOXYTOCICS

27. PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC MEDICINES

28. MEDICINES ACTING ON THE RESPIRATORY TRACT

29. SOLUTIONS CORRECTING WATER, ELECTROLYTE AND ACID-BASE DISTURBANCES

30. VITAMINS AND MINERALS

PART-B

SURGICAL, DIAGNOSTIC AGENTS AND SUTURE LIST 1. ABSORBABLE SUTURES

2. NON ABSORABLE SUTURES BLACK BRAIDED SILK

3. POLYGLECAPRON SUTURES

4. POLYDIOXANONE SUTURES

APPENDIX

1. Format to Amend the Essential Drug List for Chhattisgarh

2. Adverse Drug Reaction Reporting Form http://ipc.nic.in http://cdsco.nic.in/pharmacovigilance.htm

3. List of Participants

4. Universal Category List

5. Primary Category List

6. Secondary Category List

7. Specialist Category List

http://ipc.nic.in/

http://cdsco.nic.in/pharmacovigilance.htm

http://www.shsrc.org/EDL%202016/1_EDL_ANM_2016.pdf

http://www.shsrc.org/EDL%202016/2_EDL_PHC_addl_2016.pdf

http://www.shsrc.org/EDL%202016/3_EDL_CHC_addl_2016.pdf

http://www.shsrc.org/EDL%202016/Drugs_for_specialists_only.pdf

Name of Drug Formulation Strength/Size Facility code Unit Packs EDL Code

Halothane Inhalation S 250ml Bottle D253

50 mg/ml in 2ml Vial 2ml Vial D297

50 mg/ml in 10ml

Vial

10ml Vial D298

Nitrous oxide Inhalation S Cylinder D372

Oxygen Inhalation P Cylinder D392

0.5 g D503

1.0 g D504

Isoflurane Inhalation (Vaporiser) T 100 ml Bottle D286

Sevoflurane Inhalation (Vaporiser) T 250ml PEN Bottle D471

Propofol Injection 1% S 20ml vial D439


0.25% in vial D80

0.5% in vial D81

Injection for Spinal

Anaesthesia

0.5% in 4-ml

ampoule to be mixed

with 7.5% glucose

solution

P 4ml Ampoule D82

1% 30ml vial D307

2% 30ml vial D308

Injection for Spinal

Anaesthesia

5% to be mixed with

7.5% glucose

solution

2ml ampoule D309

Jelly (Topical) 2% S 30gm tube D310

Viscous Solution (Topical) 4% P 30ml D311

Injection 1%+ epinephrine

1:200 000

30ml vial D313

Dental Cartridge 2% + epinephrine

1:80 000 in 2.2ml

cartridge

50ml vial D314

Glycopyrrolate USP Injection 0.2mg/ml S 1ml ampoule D248


Tablet 1mg 10 x 10 D55

Injection 0.6 mg/ml 2ml ampoule D56

Injection 5 mg/ml 2ml ampoule D164

Tablet (Scored) 5 mg 10 x 10 D165

Morphine (Sulphate or

hydrochloride)

Injection 10 mg S 1ml ampoule D358

Promethazine Hydrochloride Syrup 5 mg/5 ml P 60ml bottle D437

Fentanyl Citrate Injection 0.05mg/ml T 2ml ampoule D217

Midazolam Injection 1mg/ml T 5ml vial D350


75 mg 10 x 10 D2

150 mg 10 x 10 D3

325 mg 10 x 10 D4

200 mg 10 x 10 D271

400 mg 10 x 10 D272

Suspension 100mg/5ml 60ml bottle D273

Tablet 500 mg 10 x 10 D395

Syrup 125 mg/5ml 60ml bottle D396

Suppository 250mg P 5 suppository D397

Paracetamol Injection IM S 2ml D395A



Injection 25mg/ml PG

surfactant free

3ml ampoule D170

Gel 1% w/v 25 gm tube D171

Suppository 50mg S 5 suppository D607

Tablet 10mg 10x10 D675

Injection 15mg/ml 1 ml D676

Paracetamol suppository 80 mg P 5 suppository D711

Aceclofenac Tablet 100mg T(R) ND21


Morphine (Sulphate or

hydrochloride)

Injection 10 mg/ml T 1ml ampoule D358

Pentazocine Injection 30mg/ml S 1ml ampoule D398

1. ANAESTHETICS

1.1 General anaesthetics and oxygen

1.2 Local anaesthetics

1.3 Preoperative medication and sedation for short-term procedures

2.1 Non-opioids and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medicines (NSAIDs)

2.2 Opioid analgesics

Thiopentone sodium Injection S 50 ampoules

Bupivacaine hydrochloride Injection P 20ml Vial

Lidocaine hydrochloride Injection P

Ketamine hydrochloride Injection

S

2. Analgesics, Antipyretics, Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory Medicines (NSAIDs),

Medicines used to treat Gout and Disease Modifying Agents used in Rheumatoid Disorders

Lidocaine hydrochloride +

Epinephrine (adrenaline)

S

Atropine Sulphate

Diazepam

S

P

Acetyl Salicylic Acid (ASA) Tablet (Enteric Coated) P

Ibuprofen Tablet P

Paracetamol U

Diclofenac sodium P

Ketorolac S

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Injection 50mg/ml 5x1ml D753


Buprenorphine Patch 5mcg T ND13


Allopurinol Tablet 100mg T 10 x 10 D16


Hydroxy Chloroquine (as

phosphate or sulphate)

Tablet 150 mg (base) S 10 x 10 D266

2.5mg 10 x 10 D335

7.5 mg 10x10 D685

Sulfasalazine Tablet 500 mg S 10 x 10 D493



Tablet 4 mg 10 x 10 D116

Oral Solution Syrup 2mg/5ml D117

Pheniramine Injection 2ml P ampoule D115A

Dexamethasone Injection 4 mg/ml P 2ml ampoule D157

Epinephrine Hydrochloride

(Adrenaline)

Injection 1 mg/ml U 1ml ampoule D199

Hydrocortisone sodium

succinate

Powder for Injection 100 mg P Vial D261

10mg 10 x 10 D427

20mg 10 x 10 D428

Liquid 5mg/5ml 120ml bottle D429

Tablet 4 mg T D689

Injection 40mg/ml T Vial D336

Tablet 25mg T 10 x 10 D121

Syrup 5mg/ml P D583

Fluticasone Nasal spray 120 metered dose S D642

Hydroxyzine Syrup 10 mg/5ml S D662

Hydroxyzine Injection 25mg S 10 x 10 D662A

Levo-Cetrizine Tablet 5 mg P D683

Cetrizine Tablet 5 mg P D683A

Deflazacort Tablet 6mg T(R) ND25

Budesonide Respules T ND8


Active Charcoal Powder P D5


Atropine Sulphate Injection 0.6 mg/ml P 2ml ampoule D56

Calcium gluconate Injection 100 mg/ml P 10ml ampoule D84

Pralidoxime Injection 25mg/ml P 20ml Vial D426

Neostigmine Metilsulfate Injection 500 micrograms S 1ml ampoule D364

250mg T D609

500mg T D610

Tablet 1mg S D717

Tablet 2mg S D718

Injection 500mg T D602

Tablet 500mg T D603


200 mg 10 x 10 D86

400 mg 10 x 10 D87

Syrup 20 mg/ml 100ml bottle D88

Injection 5 mg/ml S 2ml ampoule D164


Suppository 5mg 1x5 D166

Suspension 2mg/5ml 60ml Bottle D167

Magnesium sulphate Injection 500 mg/ml U 10ml ampoule D321

30mg 10 x 10 D402

60mg 10 x 10 D403

Syrup 20mg/5ml P 60ml bottle D404

Injection 200mg/ml T 1ml ampoule D405

Tablet 100 mg 10 x 10 D408

Injection 50 mg/ml 5ml vial D409

200mg 10 x 10 D514

2.3 Medicines used to treat gout

2.4 Disease modifying Agents used in Rheumatoid Disorders (DMARDs)

Diazepam

P

Phenobarbitone Tablet P

Phenytoin Sodium P

Tablet (Control Release) SValproic acid (Sodium salt)

Cinnarzine

Methylprednisolone

Disulfiram Tablet

Prazocin

Deferasirox

Carbamazepine Tablet (Control Release) S

4. ANTIDOTES AND OTHER SUBSTANCES USED IN POISONING

4.1 Non Specific

4.2 Specific

5. ANTICONVULSANTS/ANTIEPILEPTICS

S

Methotrexate Sodium Tablet T

Chlorpheniramine P

Prednisolone Tablet P

3. ANTIALLERGICS AND MEDICINES USED IN ANAPHYLAXIS

Tramadol

500mg 10 x 10 D515

Liquid Oral Solution 200mg/5ml 100ml bottle D516

Injection 100 mg/ml T 5 ml D760

Midazolam Injection 1mg/ml T 5ml vial D350


Injection 4mg 2ml ampoule D319

Clobazam Tablet 10mg T ND4

Levetiracetam Tablet 500mg T ND5

Pregabalin Tablet 75mg T(R) ND27


Tablet (Chewable) 400 mg Single dose pack D12


Tablet 100mg 6 tab x 10 D324



50mg 10 x 10 D174

100 mg 10 x 10 D175

Ivermectin Tablet (Scored) 6mg T 1 tab x 10 D296


250 mg 10 x 10 D28

500 mg 10 x 10 D29

Powder for Oral

Suspension

125 mg/5 ml 30ml bottle D30


Ampicillin Sodium Powder for Injection 1gm P Vial D41

Benzathine benzyl penicillin Powder for Injection 1.44 g

benzylpenicillin (=2.4

million IU)

P 5ml vial D66

Benzyl penicillin(sodium or

potassium salt)

Powder for Injection 600 mg (= 1 million

IU)

P Vial D71

Capsule 500 mg 10 x 10 D133

Powder for Oral Solution 125 mg/5 ml 30ml bottle D135

250mg 10 x 10 D95

500mg 10 x 10 D96

125mg/5ml 30ml bottle D97

250mg/5ml 30ml bottle D98

250mg T Vial D104

1gm S 30ml Vial D105

250mg Vial D102

1gm Vial D103

Imipenem Monohydrate +

Cilastatin Sodium

Powder for Injection 250mg + 250mg T Vial D274

125mg + 31.25mg

(156mg)/5ml

S 30ml bottle D31

250mg + 62.5mg

(312mg)/5ml

S 30ml bottle D32

250mg +50mg

(300mg)

Vial D33

500mg + 100mg

(600mg)

Vial D34

1gm + 200mg (1.2

gm)

Vial D35

250mg + 125mg

(375mg)

S 6 tab x 10 D36

500mg + 125mg

(625mg)

S 6 tab x 10 D37

Syrup 50 mg/5ml 30 ml D581

Tablet 200 mg 10x10 D582


250 mg 10 x 10 D122

500 mg 10 x 10 D123

Infusion 2mg/ml S 100ml D124

Doxycycline Hydrochloride Capsule 100 mg P 10 x 10 D192

250 mg 10 x 10 D202

Cefpodoxime

Ciprofloxacin Hydrochloride Tablet P

Erythromycin Stearate Tablet or Capsule S

6.2.2 Other antibacterial

T

Ceftazidime Injection T

Amoxicillin + Clavulanic acid Suspension

Injection

Tablet

S

PAmoxicillin anhydrous

Cloxacillin Sodium S

Cefalexin Tablet or Capsule

Oral Solution

S

S

Ceftriaxone Sodium Powder for Injection

Tablet or Capsule

6.1.2 Anti-filarials

6.2.1 Beta Lactam medicines

Mebendazole

U

S

Diethyl carbamazine citrate Tablet P

Tablet (Control Release) S

Lorazepam

Valproic acid (Sodium salt)

T

Albendazole

6. ANTI INFECTIVE DRUGS

6.1 Anti-helminthes

6.1.1 Intestinal anthelminthics

500mg 10 x 10 D203

Powder for Oral

Suspension

125 mg/5ml 60ml bottle D204

250 mg 6 tab x 10 D60

500mg 6 tab x10 D61

Syrup 100 mg/5ml S 15ml bottle D62

10 mg/ml P 2-ml vial D242

40 mg/ml P 2-ml vial D243


Infusion/ Injection 500 mg 100ml bottle D346

Metronidazole Benzoate Oral Suspension 200 mg/5 ml P 60ml bottle D347

200 mg + 40 mg 10 x 10 D490

400 mg + 80 mg 10 x 10 D491

Oral Suspension 200 mg + 40 mg/5

ml

60ml bottle D492

Cefadroxyl Tablet 250mg T 10 x10 D92

Cefadroxyl Tablet 500mg T 10 x 10 D93

Cefadroxyl Syrup 125mg/5ml T 30ml bottle D94

Amikacin Injection 100mg/2ml T Vial D19



Vancomycin Hydrochloride Powder for Injection 250mg T Vial D517

Vancomycin Hydrochloride Powder for Injection 500mg T Vial D518

Cefixime Capsule 100mg T 10 x 10 D99

Cefixime Capsule 200mg T 10 x 10 D100

Cefixime Dry Syrup 50mg/5ml T 30ml bottle D101

1gm 5 ml Vial D864A

500mg 5 ml Vial D684

Netilmicin Injection 10mg T 5 ml Vial D701

Netilmicin Injection 50mg T 5 ml Vial D702

Piperacillin+Tazobactam Injection 4.5gm T ND9

colistin Powder for injection 1mu/vial T ND10


50 mg D128

100 mg 10 x 10 D129

25 mg 10 x 10 D147

50 mg 10 x 10 D148

100 mg 10 x 10 D149

150 mg 10 x 10 D456

450 mg 10 x 10 D457

600 mg 10 x 10 D458

200mg 10 x 10 D378

400mg 10 x 10 D379


400 mg 10 x 10 D629

200 mg 10 x 10 D630

800 mg 10 x 10 D205

100mg 10 x 10 D287

300 mg 10 x 10 D288

500 mg 10 x 10 D445

750 mg 10 x 10 D446

150 mg 10 x 10 D456

450 mg 10 x 10 D457

600 mg 10 x 10 D458

Streptomycin Sulphate Powder for Injection 1 g P Vial D485

Cycloserine Tablet 250mg P 10 x 10 D596

Ethionamide Tablet 250mg S 10 x 10 D634

500mg 10 x 10 D673

1000mg 10 x 10 D674

Linezolid 300ml bottle 2mg/ml T ND16Levofloxacin Tablet 500mg T(R) ND17


Amphotericin B lipholised Powder for Injection 50 mg T Vial D38

150 mg D225

200 mg D226

Injection 2 mg/ml P Vial D227

Oral Suspension 50 mg/5-ml P D228

Oral Solution 50mg/5ml (100000

IU/ml)

D376

Lozenge 100000 IU D377

Povidone Iodine Vaginal Passaries 200mg S 10 passaries D425

Ear Drops 1% W/V 10ml D130

Meropenem Injection T

6.2.3 Antileprosy medicines (Antileprosy and antitubercular drugs should be provided as per national programme)

6.2.4 Antituberculosis medicines

6.3 Antifungal medicines

P

P

P

S

Isoniazid Tablet

Pyrazinamide Tablet

Rifampicin

Kanamycin

Tablet or Capsule

Tablet

Gentamicin Sulphate Injection

Metronidazole P

Sulphamethoxazole +

Trimethoprim

Tablet P

T

Clotrimazole S

Ethambutol Hydrochloride Tablet P

Fluconazole Capsule

Erythromycin Stearate Tablet or Capsule S

Azithromycin Tablet P

Single dose pack/ 10 x

10

Nystatin

P

Clofazimine Capsule P

Dapsone Tablet P

Rifampicin Tablet or Capsule P

Ofloxacin Tablet T

Mouth Paint 1% W/V D131

Cream 2% W/W P 15gm tube D132

Benzoic acid compound

(Benzoic acid + Salicylic acid)

Ointment (6%+ 3% ) T 15gm tube D67

Ointment 1%w/w+0.025%w/w 10g Tube D591

Ear Drops 1%w/v+2%w/v D592

Clindamycin+clotrimazole Vaginal Tablet 100mg+100mg P 1x6 tab D587

Metronidazole Vaginal gel Vaginal Gel 0.75% P 5gm D690

caspofungin Powder for injection 50mg,70mg T ND11



Oral Solution 200mg/5ml 60ml bottle D7

Ophthalmic Ointment 0.03 5gm tube D9

Powder for Injection 250 mg 10ml Vial D10



100 mg 10 x 10 D536

250 mg 10 x 10 D537

Tablet 300 mg 10 x 10 D538

Oral Liquid 50 mg/5 ml 100ml bottle D539

IV or Infusion Injection 10mg/ml 20ml Vial D540

Stavudin+Lamuvidin Tablet 30mg+150mg T 10x10 D737

Zidovudine +Limuvidin+

Nevirapine

Tablet 300mg+150mg+200

mg

S 10x10 D762




Capsule 75 mg 10 x10 D390

Syrup 100ml bottle 10x10 D707

Dry Powder for Oral

Suspension

12 mg/ml 75ml bottle D391


Oral Suspension 50mg/5ml 100ml D364


200mg P 10 x 10 D344

400mg U 10 x10 D345

Injection 500 mg P 100ml vial D346

Oral Suspension 200 mg/5 ml P 60ml bottle D347

500mg 10 x 10 D507

1gm 10 x10 D508

Nitazoxamide Syrup 100mg/5ml P 30 ml D704


Artemether Injection 80 mg/ml S 1ml ampoule D47

Artesunate Injection 60mg P 2ml ampoule D50

Injection 40 mg/ml P 5ml ampoule D112

Tablet 150 mg base 10 x 10 D113

Syrup 50 mg /5ml 60ml bottle D114

7.5 mg 10 x 10 D432

2.5 mg 10 x 10 D433

Tablet 300 mg 10 x 10 D448

Oral Solution 150mg/5ml 60ml Bottle D449


Tablet (Pink Colour) 0-1 year

(AS:25mg,SP:125m

g+6.25mg)

Combi pack for full

course (3 days)

D555U

6.4 Antiviral medicines

6.4.1 Antiherpes medicines

6.4.2 Anti retrovirals Medicine

6.4.2.1 Nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors-T ART (to be provided by NACO)

6.4.3 Other antivirals

6.5 Antiprotozaol Medicines

Nevirapine T

Acyclovir

Metronidazole

6.5.3 Antimalarial medicines (as per National Programme Guideline)

6.5.3.1 For curative treatment

Clotrimazole S

Clotrimazole+ Steroid P

S

Zidovudine Capsule S

Oseltamivir T

6.5.1 Antiamoebic and antigiardiasis medicines

6.5.2 Antileishmaniasis medicines

Tablet

Tinidazole Tablet S

Chloroquine (as hydrochloride,

phosphate or sulphate)

Primaquine

Diphosphate/Phasphate

Tablet U

U

Quinine (bisulphate or

sulphate)

P

ACT combi Blister Pack

Tablet (Yellow Colour) 2-4 year

(AS:50mg,SP:500m

g+25mg)

Combi pack for full

course (3 days)

D558

Tablet(Green Colour) 5-8 year

(AS:100mg,SP:750

mg+37.5mg)

Combi pack for full

course (3 days)

D554

Tablet (Red Colour) 9-14 year

(AS:150mg,SP:500

mg+25mg)

Combi pack for full

course (3 days)

D556

Tablet (White Colour) 15 year & above

(AS:100mg,SP:750

mg+37.5mg)

Combi pack for full

course (3 days)

D557

Artether Injection 150mg P 2 ml x 3 D562


0.5 D176

0.75 D177

Synthetic pyrethroid WP As per NVBDCP

Supply

U D496

DDT Powder As per NVBDCP

Supply

U D151

Deltamethrin Solution 2.50% U D153


Acetyl Salicylic Acid (ASA) Tablet (Enteric Coated) 325 mg P 10 x 10 D4

Paracetamol Tablet 500 mg P 10 x10 D395

Clonidine injection 150mg/ml T ND15


10 mg 10 x10 D440

40 mg 10 x 10 D441


Bortezomib IP Injection 2 mg T(R) Vial D571

Carboplatin IP Injection 150 mg T(R) Vial D579

Carboplatin IP Injection 450mg T(R) Vial D580

Cisplatin Injection 10mg/10ml T(R) Vial D127

Cyclophosphamide Injection 200mg T(R) 30ml vial D144

Cyclophosphamide Injection 500mg T(R) Vial D595

Docitaxel IP Injection 20 mg with Solvent T(R) Vial D612

Docitaxel IP Injection 80 mg with Solvent T(R) Vial D613

Doxorubicin Injection 10mg/5ml T(R) 5ml Vial D191

Florouracil Injection 250mg T(R) 5ml ampoule D224

Hydroxyurea Capsule 500mg T(R) 10 x 10 D268

Methotrexate Tab./Injection 5mg T(R) 10 D685

Methotrexate Injection 10mg T(R) Vial D686

Methotrexate IP (preservative free) Injection 15 mg T(R) Vial D688

Erythropoietin IP Injection 10000 units T(R) Vial D624

Erythropoietin IP Injection 40000 units T(R) Vial D624A

Tamoxifen Injection 20mg T(R) Vial D742

Tamoxifen Injection 10mg T(R) Vial D742A

Oxaliplatin IP Injection 100 mg T(R) Vial D708

Oxaliplatin IP Injection 50 mg T(R) Vial D709

Bicalutamide Tablet 50 mg T(R) 10 D568

Bleomycin Injection 15mg T(R) Vial D79

Capecitabine Capsule 500 mg T(R) 10 D578

Chlorambucil Capsule 5mg T(R) 10 tablet packs/10 x 10D107

D actinomycin Injection 0.5mg T(R) Vial D146

Daunorubicin IP Injection 20 mg T(R) Vial D600

Etoposide Capsule 100mg T(R) 4cap. Pack/4cap.x 10 D213

Etoposide Injection 100mg/5ml T(R) 5ml Vial D214

Ifosphamide IP Injection 1gm T(R) Vial D666

L.Asparaginase IP Injection 10000 units T(R) Vial D678

Mercaptopurine Tablet 50mg T(R) 10 x 10 D332

Paclitaxel IP Injection 260 mg with solvent T(R) Vial D710

Procarbazine Capsule 50mg T(R) 10 x 10 D434

Rituximab Injection 10mg/ml T(R) Vial D729

Temozolomide Capsule 100mg T(R) 10 D745

Temozolomide Capsule 250mg T(R) 10 D746

Temozolomide Injection 20mg T(R) 10mg D747

Thalidomide Tablet 100 mg T(R) 10 D748

Trastuzumeb Injection 440 mg T(R) Vial D756

Vinblastine Injection 10mg T(R) Vial D522

Vincristine Injection 1 mg T(R) Vial D523

Cytarabine Injection 500mg T(R) 5ml Vial D145

Cytarabine Injection 100mg T(R) 5ml VialGranisetron IP Tablet 1mg T(R) 10 D656

U

Diethyltoluamide Cutaneous Solution P

Propranolol Tablet S

6.6. Insect repellant

7. ANTIMIGRAINE MEDICINES

7.1 For acute attack

7.2 For prophylaxis

8. ANTINEOPLASTIC, IMMUNOSUPPRESSIVES AND MEDICINES USED IN PALLIATIVE CARE

ACT combi Blister Pack

Granisetron IP Injection 3mg T(R) Ampoule D657

Idarubicin IP Injection 10 mg T(R) Vial D665

Irinotecan IP Injection 100 mg T(R) Vial D671

Leucovarin IP Injection 50 mg T(R) Vial D682

Nenotaxel IP Injection 100 mg T(R) Vial D698

Nenotaxel IP Injection 300mg T(R) Vial D699

Pemetrixate IP Injection 500 mg T(R) Vial D712

Pemetrixate IP Injection 100mg T(R) Vial D713

Busulfan Capsule 2mg T(R) 10 x 10 D83

Dacarbazine Injection 200mg T(R) ND7

Dacarbazine Injection 400mg T(R)

Arsenic trioxide Injection 1mg/ml T(R) ND31

Calcium folinate Tab 15mg T(R) ND32

Calcium folinate Injection 3mg/ml T(R) ND32A

Mesna Injection 100mg/ml T(R) ND33


Trihexyphenidyl Hydrochloride Tablet 2 mg S 10 x 10 D511

Tablet 100 mg + 10 mg 10 x 10 D301

Tablet (Control Release) 250 mg + 25 mg 10 x 10 D302


Ferrous Fumarate Drop 5mg/ml U 10 x 10 (Enteric Coated

)

D218

Tablet 100 mg elemental

iron

10 x 10 D219

Oral Solution equivalent to 25 mg

iron

D220

Dried Ferrous

Sulphate IP eq. to

Ferrous Iron 100 mg

& Folic Acid IP 0.5

mg (Red Colour)

10 x 10 D221SU

Dried Ferrous

Sulphate IP eq. to

Ferrous Iron 100 mg

& Folic Acid IP 0.5

mg (Blue Colour)

10 x 10 D221

equivalent to 20 mg

iron + 0.1mg folic

acid

10 x 10 D222

Syrup equivalent to 20 mg

Iron + 0.1mg Folic

acid per 1ml in bottle

U 10 x 10 D223

1mg D232

5mg D233

400mcg

Injection 1 mg 1ml ampoule D234

Hydroxocobalamin Injection 1 mg S D265

50mg D284

100mg 10 x 10 D285

500mg D268

250mg D661


1000 IU/ml 1ml ampoule D254




Tablet 10 mg D411

Protamine Sulphate Injection 10 mg/ml S 5ml ampoule D444

1 mg 10 x 10 D530

5 mg 10 x 10 D531

Vitamin K Injection 1mg/ml T 1ml ampoule D528

Vitamin K1 Injection 1mg/ml T (R) 1ml ampoule D529

Streptokinase Injection 15,00,000 IU T Vial D484


Hydroxyethyl Starch Injection 6% S 500ml D267


Injection 500mg/5ml 5ml ampoule D510

Ferrous Sulphate U

Ferrous Sulphate + Folic Acid Tablet U

Heparin Sodium Injection S

10.2 Medicines affecting coagulation

Levodopa + Carbidopa S

Folic Acid

10.1 Antianaemia medicines

Iron Sucrose Injection S

Hydroxyurea Capsule S

PTablet

9. ANTIPARKINSONS MEDICINE

10. MEDICINES AFFECTING THE BLOOD

Phytomenadione S

Warfarin Sodium Tablet (Score) S

Tranexamic Acid T

11. BLOOD PRODUCTS AND PLASMA SUBSTITUTES

11.1 Plasma substitutes

11.2 Plasma fractions for specific use –T


20% in 50ml D14

20% in 100ml D15

Cryoprecipitate Injection T D142

Factor IX Complex

(Coagulation factors II,VII,IX X)

Injection Dried T D215

Factor VIII Concentrate Injection Dried T D216

Platelet Rich Plasma Injection T D415


5 mg S 10 x 10 D289

10 mg P 10 x 10 D290

5 mg 10 x 10 D291

10 mg 10 x 10 D292

75 mg 10 x 10 D2

150 mg 10 x 10 D3

Verapamil Hydrochloride Tablet 40 mg T 10 x 10 D520

Injection 25mg T 5ml ampoule D371

2.6mg 10x10 D654

6.4mg 10x10 D655

Clopidogrel Tablet 75mg T 10x10 D589


Atenolol Tablet 50 mg P 14 x 10 D52

Tablet 250 mcg 10 x 10 D178

Oral Solution 50 mcg/ml 30ml D179

Injection 250 mcg/ml 2ml ampoule D180

Lidocaine Hydrochloride Injection 20 mg/ml

(preservative free)

S 5ml ampoule D312

Tablet 40 mg T 10 x 10 D520

Injection 2.5 mg/ml S 2ml ampoule D521


Injection 150mg 3ml vial D24


Injection 30mg Vial D182

Adenosine Injection 3mg/ml T 2ml ampoule D11


50 mg 14 x 10 D52

25 mg 14 x 10 D53

2.5 mg 10 x 10 D197

5 mg 10 x 10 D198



Hydrochlorothiazide Tablet 12.5mg P 10 x 10 D260A

Methyldopa Tablet (Film Coated) 250 mg S 10 x 10 D337


10 mg 10 x 10 D367

20 mg 10 x 10 D368

Mephenteramine Injection 30mg/ml T 10ml Vial D331

Nor adrenaline Injection 4mg/2ml S 2ml ampoule D373

25mg 10 x 10 D341

50mg 10 x 10 D342

Injection 1mg/ml T 5ml ampoule D343


Injection 10mg/ml 20ml vial D300

20mg 10x10 D743

40mg 10x10 D744

2.5mg 10x10 D730

5mg 10x10 D731

Amlodipine Tablet 5mg T 10x10 D731A

Sodium Nitropruside Injection 5ml T 5ml Vial D735

Olmesartan Tablet 20mg T(R) ND26


2.5 mg 10 x 10 D197

5 mg 10 x 10 D198

Tablet 250 mcg 10 x 10 D178

Oral Solution 50 mcg/ml 30ml D179

Injection 250 mcg/ml 2ml ampoule D180

Dopamine Hydrochloride Injection 40 mg S 5ml vial D190



Isosorbide Dinitrate Tablet (Sublingual)

Glyceryl Trinitrate

Tablet S

Digoxin S

Verapamil Hydrochloride

Amiodarone T

Diltiazem T

Atenolol Tablet P

Enalapril Tablet (Scored) S

Hydrochlorothiazide

Telmisartan Tablet S

S-Amlodipine

12.1 Antianginal medicines

12.2 Antiarrhythmic medicines

Isosorbide Monoinitrate Tablet (Sublingual) T

Acetyl Salicylic Acid (ASA) Tablet (Enteric Coated) P

Albumin Injection T

12. CARDIOVASCULAR MEDICINES

P

Nifedipine

Tablet (Sustained

Released)

Metoprolol Tablet S

Labetalol S

P

12.3 Antihypertensive medicines

Tablet T

Enalapril

Digoxin

Hydrochlorothiazide

Tablet (Scored) S

S

P

12.4 Medicines used in heart failure

Dobutamine Injection 50 mg /ml T 5ml ampoule D187



2.5 mg 10x10 D726

5mg 10x10 D727

Carvedilol Tablet 3.125mg T(R) ND23


Methyldopa Tablet 250 mg/500mg P 10 x 10 D337

Magnesium Sulphate Injection 500 mg/ml U 10ml ampoule D321


Atorvastatin Tablet 10 mg 10x10 D563

20mg 10x10 D564

40mg 10x10 D564A

Fenofibrate Tablet 300mg T 10x10 D635


Miconazole Nitrate Ointment or Cream 2% P 15gm tube D349


Acyclovir Cream 5% S 15gm tube D8

Framycetin Sulphate Cream 0.50% U 5gm or 15gm tube D235

Solution 5% 500ml bottle D422

Ointment 5% 15gm tube D423

Neomycin Sulphate +

Bacitracin Zinc

Ointment 5 mg + 500 IU/gm P 5gm or 15gm tube D360

Silver Sulfadiazine Cream 1% w/w U 50gm D474


Betamethasone Ointment/Cream 0.1% (as vale rate) P 15gm tube D73

Hydrocortisone Acetate Ointment or Cream 1% (as vale rate) P 15gm tube D262

Clotrimazole Betamethasone

+ Neomycine Sulphate

Cream 5 gm P 5 gm tube D590

Lotion or Cream 5% 20gm D68

Gel 2.50% 20gm D69

Salicylic Acid Topical Solution 5% P D468

Podophyllum Resin Cutaneous Solution 10 –2% S D416


Ivermectin Tablet (Scored) 6mg T 1 tab x 10 D296

Cream 5% P 30 g D714

Lotion 1% U 50 ml D715

Fusidic Acid Cream 2% P 10g D645


Chlorhexidine Solution 5% ( Digluconate)

for dilution

P 100ml bottle D111

Ethanol (Spirit) Cutaneous Solution 70% (denatured) P 100ml bottle D206

10% P 100ml / 500ml / 1litre D421

5% U 100ml / 500ml / 1litre D422

Hydrogen Peroxide Solution 6% w/v P 1litre D264

Surgical Spirit Solution 94% P 100ml / 500ml bolttle D494


Sodium Hypochlorite Powder for Solution 0.10% P D480

Glutaraldehyde Aqueous Solution 2.00% S 5 litre can D247


20mg 10 x 10 D238

40mg 10 x 10 D239

Oral Solution 20mg/5ml D240


Hydrochlorothiazide Tablet 50 mg P 10 x 10 D260

25 mg S 10 x 10 D482

16. PERITONEAL DIALYSIS SOLUTION— restricted to tertiary care center where peritoneal dialysis is undertaken

18. DIURETICS

Furosemide Tablet P

Spironolactone Tablet

12.6 Lipid Lowering Agent

14. DERMATOLOGICAL MEDICINES (topical)

14.1 Antifungal medicines

14.2 Anti-infective medicines

14.3 Anti-inflammatory and antipruritic medicines

14.5 Scabicides and pediculicides

17. DISINFECTANTS AND ANTISEPTICS

17.1 Antiseptics

17.2 Disinfectants

Povidone Iodine U

Benzoyl Peroxide S

Permethrin

Povidone Iodine Solution

14.4 Medicine affecting Skin Differentitation and Proliferation

S

15. DIAGNOSTIC AGENTS (enlisted in section of Surgical and suture list)

12.5 Drugs used in Eclampsia

Furosemide

Ramipril

P

Tablet S

100mg T 10 x 10 D483

Acetazolamide Tablet 250 mg S 10 x 10 D1

5mg 10x10 D751

10mg 10x10 D752

mannitol IV 100ml T ND6

Triamterene Tablet 25mg T(R) ND28

Chlorthalidone Tablet 12.5mg T(R) ND24


Xylometazoline Nasal Drop 0.05% Not in

children less than 3

month

T(R) 10ml D535

Tetracaine Hydrochloride Solution 0.50% T D500

Cinnarizine Tablet 25mg T 10 x 10 D121

Hydrogen Peroxide Solution P D264

Chlorhexidine Solution 5% ( Digluconate)

for Dilution

P 10ml D111

Solution (Eye /Ear Drop) 0.3% w/v Sterile

Aqueous

5ml D125

Ointment (Eye/Ear) 0.30% 5gm tube D126

Gentamicin Sulphate Solution (Eye/ Ear Drop) 0.30% P 5ml D244

Sodium bi Carbonate

Glycerine (Soda Bocarb

Glycerine)

Ear Drop 8% P 5ml D477

Neomycin with hydrocortisone Ear Drops 5ml P 5ml D700

Sodium Chloride Nasal Drop 0.60% P 5ml D733

Glucose glycerine Nasal drop S ND2

ichthammol glycerin Ointment S ND3

Mometasone nasal spray T(R) ND18

Betahistine Tablet 8mg T(R) ND22


Chewable Tablet 500mg

(250mg+250mg

+50mg)

10 x 10 D17

Gel 250mg+250mg+50m

g/5ml

60ml D18

Tablet 150 mg P 10 x 10 D452

Injection 50mg/ 2ml S 2ml ampoule D453

Omeprazole Capsule 20mg P 10 x 10 D382

Pantoprozole Injection 40mg S Vial D400

Sucralfate Syrup 100 ml S 10 ml D738

ursodeoxycholic acid Tablet 300mg T(R) ND30





Syrup 1mg/ml 30ml D189

Tablet 10 mg P 10x10 D721

Injection 25 mg/ml in 2-ml

ampoule

P 2ml ampoule D438

5 mg 10 x 10 D435

25mg 10 x 10 D436

Injection 2mg/ml 2ml / 4ml ampoule D384

Syrup 2mg/5ml 30ml D385

Tablet 4mg P 10x10 D706

Doxylamine Succinate Tablet 100mg T 10 x 10 D193

Injection 3mg Ampoule D657



Hydrocortisone Acetate Suppository; Retention

Enema

25 mg S D263

Sulphasalazine Tablet 500 mg S 10 x 10 D493



Injection 10mg/ml 2ml ampoule D173

Ciprofloxacin Hydrochoride P

S

19. EAR, NOSE AND THROAT PREPARATIONS

20. GASTROINTESTINAL MEDICINES

20.1 Antacids and other anti ulcer medicines

20.2 Antiemetic medicines

20.3 Anti-inflammatory medicines

20.4 Antispasmodic medicines

Spironolactone Tablet

TabletTorsemide S

Aluminium Hydroxide+

Magnesium Hydroxide + Active

Dimethicon/Simethicon

U

Ranitidine

Metoclopramide

Hydrochloride

S

Domperidone P

Prochlorperazine Tablet P

SOndansetron

Promethazine

Granisetron IP T(R)

Dicyclomine Hydrochloride P


suppository 20mg/ml D270

Injection 20 mg/ml 2 ml D618

Tablet 40 mg 10x10 D619


Tablet 5mg P 10 x 10 D78

Suppository 10mg S 1x5 pkt D570

Lactulose Syrup 667mg/ml S 60ml D550

15 % w/v 30ml, 20ml plastic ampoule D652

15 %w/v50ml 20ml plastic ampoule D653


(Low osmolarity

245mmol/l) 4.1

g/200ml;

Components to

reconstitute 200 ml

of Glucose-

electrolyte solution:

Glucose: 2.7 g;

Sodium Chloride:

0.52 g; Potassium

Chloride: 0.3g;

Trisodium Citrate

Dehydrate*: 0.58 g

1 sachet (200ml) D386

20.5 g/l;

Components to

reconstitute 1 litre of

Glucose-electrolyte

solution: Glucose:

13.5 g/L; Sodium

Chloride: 2.6 g/L;

Potassium Chloride:

1.5 g/L; Trisodium

Citrate dehydrate*:

2.9 g/L

1 sachet (1litre) D387

Zinc Sulphate Dispersible Tablet (Scored) 20mg U 10 x 10 D541


Betamethasone Dipropionate

+ Phenylephrine + Lignocaine

Ointment 0.025%+0.1%+2.5% P 20gm tube D75

Liquid Paraffin Liquid P 500ml bottle D315

Phenol Liquid S 1 litre/5 litre cane D406

Calcium Dobesilate Capsule 500 mg S 10x10 D576

Calcium Dobesilate+ Lignocain 2%

Ointment 0.25%+3 % S 30 g D577


Hydrocortisone Sodium

Succinate

powder for Injection 100 mg P Vial D261

Prednisolone Liquid 5mg/5ml P 120ml bottle D429

Methyl Prednisolone Injection 40mg/ml S 2ml ampoule D336

Methyl Prednisolone Injection 500mg S D336A


30 micrograms +

150 micrograms

U 10 x 10 D209

Levonorgesterel Tablet 750mcg P 10 x 10 D303

20mcg+ 150mcg 1x21 D631

30mcg+150mcg 1x21 D632

Ethinylestradiol+ Drospirenon Tablet 30mcg+3mg T 1x21 D633

Depot Medroxy progesteron

acetate

Injection 150mg T Vial D604

Desogestrol Tablet 75mcg P 1x28 D605

20.7 Antihaemorrhoidal medicines Local anaesthetic, Astringent and Anti-inflammatory drug

20.5 Laxatives

20.6 Medicines used in diarrhoea

Enema PGlycerine Sodium Chloride

21.2.2 Intrauterine devices

Hyosine Butyl Bromide P

Drotavarine S

Bisacodyl

Oral Rehydration Salts Powder Sachet U

Ethinylestradiol +

Levonorgestrel

Ethinylestradiol +

Desogesterol

Tablet

Tablet T

21. HORMONES, OTHER ENDOCRINE MEDICINES AND CONTRACEPTIVES

21.1 Adrenal hormones and synthetic substitutes

21.2 Contraceptives

21.2.1 Hormonal contraceptives


Copper-containing device As per RCH Supply U D141


Condoms with or without

Spermicide (Nonoxinol)

As per NACO/ RCH supply U D138

Diaphragms with Spermicide

(Nonoxinol)

As per NACO/ RCH supply P D163


Estradiol Valerate Tablet 2mg S 10 x 10 D207

0.625mg 10 x 10 D139

Estriol succinate Cream 15mg S Tube D628


2.5 mg 10 x 10 D245

5 mg 10 x 10 D246

40 IU/ml 10 ml vial D276




Metformin Hydrochloride Tablet 500 mg P 10 x 10 D333

1mg 10 x10 D545

2mg 10 x10 D546

Tablet 2.5mg 10 x10 D547

5mg 10 x10 D548

10mg 10 x10 D549

Premix Insulin 30:70 Injection 40IU/ml T Vial D720

Rapid Acting Insuline

Analogue

Injection 3ml/cart T Vial D728

Biphasic Insuline Analogue

25:75

Injection 3ml/cart T Vial D569

Gliptin Tablet 10x10 T 10x10 D651

vasopressin injection 2ml/vial T ND12

Pioglitazone Tablet 15mg T(R) ND19

Acarbose Tablet 50mg T(R) ND20


5mg 10 x 10 D326

10mg 10 x 10 D327

Norethisterone Tablet 5mg S 10 x 10 D374


25mcg 10 x 10 D304

50mcg 10 x 10 D305

100 mcg 10 x 10 D306

Potassium Iodide Tablet 60 mg S 10 x 10 D420

50 mg 10 x 10 D442

100 mg 10 x 10 D443

Iodine Solution 8mg/5ml S D280

Carbimazole Tablet 5mg S 10 x 10 D89


Tuberculin, Purified Protein

Derivative (PPD)

Injection P D513


Antitetanus Immunoglobulin

(Human)

Injection 500 IU S Vial D46

100 mcg single dose prefilled

syringe/ Vial

D44

300mcg single dose prefilled

syringe/ Vial

D45

Polyvalent Snake Antivenom

Serum

Injection 10ml P 10ml Vial D418

10 000 IU Vial D184

Glibenclamide Tablet P

22. IMMUNOLOGICALS

22.1 Diagnostic agents

22.2 Sera and immunoglobulins

21.3 Estrogens

21.4 Insulins and other antidiabetic agents

21.6 Progestogens

Insulin Injection (Soluble) Injection S

Intermediate-Acting Insulin (as

Compound Insulin Zinc

suspension or Isophane

Insulin)

Injection S

Glimipride Tablet T

Glipizide

Tablet (Sustain released)

T

Anti-D Immunoglobulin

monoclonal (Thiomersal free)

Injection S

Diphtheria Antitoxin Injection S

21.2.3 Barrier methods

S

21.7 Thyroid hormones and antithyroid medicines

Conjugated Equine Oestrogen Tablet T

Medroxy Progesterone Acetate Tablet S

Levothyroxine Sodium Tablet S

Propyl Thiouracil Tablet

20 000 IU Vial D185

Rabies Immunoglobulin

Equine

Injection 300 U/ml T 5 ml vial D725


BCG Vaccine Injection U Vial D65

Diphtheria,Pertussis and

Tetanus combined (DPT)

vaccine

Injection U Vial D186

Hepatitis B Vaccine Injection 20mcg U 1ml Vial D257

Measles Vaccine Injection U Vial D323

Poliomyelitis Vaccine Oral Drop U D417

Tetanus Vaccine (Tetanus

Toxoid)

Injection U 5ml ampoule D499

MMR (Live Vaccine) Injection P D357


Anti rabies Vaccine

(Chickembryo)

Injection IM administration 2.5 IU S Vial D42

Typhoid Vaccine Injection T® Vial D759

Pneumococcal Injection T® Vial D716

Hib vaccine Injection T® Vial D658


500 micrograms 1ml ampoule D361

2.5 mg 5ml ampoule D362

Suxamethonium Chloride

(Succinylchloline)

Powder for Injection 50 mg/ml S Vial D495

Pancuronium Injection 2mg/ml T 10ml vial D394

Vecuronium Powder for Injection 20mg T Vial D519

Atracurium Injection 10mg/ml T 2.5ml ampoule D54

Tamsulosin Tablet 0.4mg T(R) ND29



(Adrenaline)

Injection 1 mg/ml P 1ml ampoule D199

Atropine Sulphate Injection 0.6 mg/ml S 2ml ampoule D56

Sodium bi Carbonate Injectable Solution

(Intravenous Fluid)

1.4% Isotonic

(equivalent to Na+

167 mmol/l, HCO3-

167 mmol/l)

S D475

Calcium Gluconate Injection 100 mg/ml S 10ml ampoule D84

Dextrose Injectable Solution

(Intravenous Fluid)

10% Isotonic P 250ml/ 500ml D159

Syrup 2 mg/5 ml 100 ml D463

Respirator Solution for use

in Nebulizers

5 mg/ml 15ml D465

Sucrose Solution 24 % T 10ml Ampoule D739

Surfactant porcine Injection 4ml/kg T(R) Vail D741

Injection 20mg/ml 3ml vial D574

Syrup 20mg/ml 3ml vial D575

Indomethacin Injection 1mg T Vial D669


Gentamicin Sulphate Solution (Eye/Ear drop) 0.30% P 5ml D244

Solution (Eye/Ear Drop) 0.3% w/v sterile

aqueous

5ml D125

Ointment (Eye/Ear) 0.30% 5gm Tube D126

Miconazole Solution (Eye Drop) 1% P 10ml D348

Povidone Iodine Ointment/ Drop 0.60% S D424

Acyclovir Ophthalmic Ointment 3.00% S 5gm tube D9

Ofloxacin Eye drops solution 0.30% P 5ml D551

Tobramycine Eye drops solution 0.30% P 5ml D552

Fluorescein Sodium Strip S D229

Tropicamide Eye Drops Solution 0.50% S 5ml drops D512

Moxifloxacin Eye drops solution 0.5%v/w S 5 ml vial D695

Fluconazole Eye drops solution 0.30% S 5 ml vial D636

Natamycin Eye drops solution 5% T 5 ml vial D697


0.50% 5ml D430

1% 5ml D719

24. SPECIFIC MEDICINES FOR NEONATAL CARE

Solution (Eye Drop) S

22.3 Vaccines

Diphtheria Antitoxin Injection S

Neostigmine Metilsulfate Injection S

Ciprofloxacin Hydrochoride P S

Prednisolone Sodium

Phosphate

P

Caffein Citrate T

25.2 Anti-inflammatory agents

22.3.1 For universal immunization (as per NRHM Supply)

22.3.2 For specific groups of individuals

23. MUSCLE RELAXANTS (PERIPHERALLY ACTING) AND CHOLINESTERASE INHIBITORS

25. OPHTHALMOLOGICAL PREPARATIONS

25.1 Anti-infective agents

Salbutamol Sulphate

a

a

Dexamethasone Eye drops solution 0.10% S 5ml D606

Fluoromethalone acetate Eye drops solution 0.10% T 5ml D638

Ketorolac tromethamine Eye drops solution 1% S 5ml D677

Flurbiprofen Eye drops solution 0.03% S 5ml D641


Acetazolamide Tablet 250 mg S 10 x 10 D1

2.00% 5ml D412

4.00% 5ml D413

0.25% 5ml D505

0.50% 5ml D506

Brimonidine tatarate Eye drops solution 0.15% T 5ml D573

Dorzolamide Hydrochloride Eye drops solution 2% T 5ml D615


Homatropine Solution (Eye Drop) 2% P 5ml D258

Phenylephrine Solution (Eye Drop) 4.00% P 5ml D407

Solution (Eye Drop) 1.00% S 5ml D59

Eye ointment 1% P 3gm Tube D542

Tropicamide+Phenylephrine Eye drops solution 0.8%+5% T 5ml D758

Cyclopentolate Eye drops solution 2% S 5ml D594


Sodium corboxymethyl

Cellulose

Eye drops solution 0.30% T 5ml D734

Hydroxyl propyl methyl

Cellulose

Eye drops solution 0.30% T 5ml D660

Hyaluronidase Injection 75,000IU T 5ml D659


Tablet 125 micrograms 10 x 10 D200

Injection 200 micrograms 1ml ampoule D201

Oxytocin Injection 10 IU P 1ml ampoule D393

Dinoprostone Gel 0.5mg T D183

Carboprost (PGF2α) as

Tromethamine USP (Preservative

Free)

Injection 0.25mg/ml T 1ml ampoule D91

100mcg P 4tab x 10 D353

200mcg U 4tab x 10 D354

Mifepristone Tablet 200mg S 1tab x 10 D352


Isoxsuprine Injection 5mg/ml S 2ml ampoule D293

20 mg 10 x 10 D294

40 mg 10 x 10 D295


Tablet 100 mg 10 x 10 D118

Syrup 25 mg/5ml D119


Fluphenazine Decanoate or

Enantate

Injection 25 mg S 1ml ampoule D231

Tablet 1.5 mg 10 x 10 D249


Injection 5 mg 1ml ampoule D251

Liquid 2mg/ml 30ml D252

5mg 10 x 10 D380

10mg 10 x 10 D381

Injection 10mg 5ml D705

2mg 10 x 10 D459

3mg 10 x 10 D460

Promethazine Hydrochloride Injection 25 mg/ml P 2ml ampoule D438


Injection 4mg 10 x 10 D319

27. PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC MEDICINES

27.1 Medicines used in psychotic disorders

26.1 Oxytocics

26.2 Antioxytocics

Pilocarpine Hydrochloride or

Nitrate

Solution (Eye Drop)

Timolol Maleate Solution (Eye Drop)

S

S

25.3 Local anaesthetics see as per section 1.2

25.4 Miotics and antiglaucoma medicines

25.5 Mydriatics

26.6 Lubricating Agents

26. OXYTOCICS AND ANTIOXYTOCICS

Haloperidol S

Atropine Sulphate

Ergometrine Hydrogen

Maleate

P

Misoprostol Tablet

Isoxsuprine Hydrochloride Tablet S

Chlorpromazine Hydrochloride T

TabletOlanzapine

Risperidone Tablet T

Lorazepam T

T

25mg 10 x 10 D25

10mg 10 x 10 D25A

Sertraline Tablet 50mg T 10 x 10 D470

100mg T 10 x 10 D137

50mg S 10x10 D593

50mg 10x10 D723

100mg 10x10 D724

Nortriptyline Tablet 25mg T ND14


Imipramine Hydrochloride Tablet 25 mg P 10 x 10 D275

Fluoxetine Hydrochloride (for

use above 8 years of age)

Tablet 20mg T 10 x 10 D230

7.5mg 10x10 D691

15mg 10x10 D692

5mg 10x10 D625

10mg 10x10 D626

20mg 10x10 D627


200 mg 10 x 10 D86

400 mg 10 x 10 D87

Lithium Carbonate Tablet 300 mg T 10 x 10 D316

200mg 10 x 10 D514

500mg 10 x 10 D515


Diazepam Tablet (Scored) 5 mg P 10 x 10 D165

Triclofos Syrup 500mg/5ml T 30 ml D757

Chlordiasopoxide Tablet 25mg S 10x10 D585

Clonazepam Tablet 0.5mg P 10x10 D588


Aminophylline Injection 25 mg/ml P 10ml ampoule D22


(Adrenaline)

Injection 1 mg P 1ml ampoule D199

2 mg 10 x 10 D461

4 mg 10 x 10 D462

Syrup 2 mg/5 ml 100ml D463

Respirator Solution for use

in Nebulizers

5 mg/ml 15ml D465

MDI (CFC free) 100mcg/dose in 200

doses

200 MDI D466

Capsule (Rotacap) 200mcg 30 Cap D467

Tablet 2.5mg 10 x 10 D497

Injection 0.5mg/ml 1ml ampoule D498

Etiophylline + Theophylline Tablet 77mg + 23mg

(100mg)

P 10 x 10 D212

Theophylline Injection 25mg/ml P 2ml D212A

Ipratropium bromide Inhalation 20mcg/ S 200 MDI D670

Formetrol+Fluticaxone Inhalation 5mcg+50mcg S 150 MDI D643

4mg 10x10 D693

10mg 10x10 D694


Bromhexine Hydrochloride Syrup 4mg/5ml P 60ml D543


S

Mirtazepine Tablet T

27.2 Medicines used in mood disorders

27.2.1 Medicines used in depressive disorders

27.2.2 Medicines used in bipolar disorders

27.3 Medicines used in generalized anxiety and sleep disorders

28. MEDICINES ACTING ON THE RESPIRATORY TRACT

28.1 Antiasthmatic medicines

28.2. Anti tussive and expectorants

29. SOLUTIONS CORRECTING WATER, ELECTROLYTE AND ACID-BASE DISTURBANCES

29.1 Oral

Valproic Acid (Sodium Salt) Tablet (Control Release) S

Salbutamol Sulphate Tablet P

Terbutaline T

Monteleukast Tablet

Carbamazepine Tablet (Control Release) S

Clozapine Tablet

Escitalopram Tablet T

Quetiapine Tablet T

Amitriptyline Tablet T

(Low osmolarity

245mmol/l) 4.1

g/200ml;

Components to

reconstitute 200 ml

of Glucose-

electrolyte solution:

Glucose: 2.7 g;

Sodium Chloride:

0.52 g; Potassium

Chloride: 0.3g;

Trisodium Citrate

Dehydrate*: 0.58 g

1 sachet (200ml) D386

20.5 g/l;

Components to

reconstitute 1 litre of

Glucose-electrolyte

solution: Glucose:

13.5 g/L; Sodium

Chloride: 2.6 g/L;

Potassium Chloride:

1.5 g/L; Trisodium

Citrate Dehydrate*:

2.9 g/L

1 sachet (1litre) D387


5% 250ml/500ml D158

10% Isotonic 250ml/500ml D159

50% Hypertonic 250ml/500ml D160

5% Dextrose, 0.18%

Sodium chloride

(equivalent to Na+

30 mmol/l, Cl- 30

mmol/l)

250ml/500ml D162

5% Dextrose, 0.9%

Sodium chloride

250ml/500ml D161

25% P 250ml/ 500ml D544

Potassium Chloride Injection 11.2% (equivalent to

K+ 1.5 mmol/ml, Cl-

1.5 mmol/ml)

P 20 ml ampoule D419

0.45% Isotonic 250ml/500ml D478

0.9% Isotonic

(equivalent to Na+

154 mmol/l, Cl- 154

mmol/l

250ml/500ml D479

Injection 20ml T Ampoule D732

Sodium bi Carbonate Injectable Solution

(Intravenous Fluid)

1.4% Isotonic

(equivalent to Na+

167 mmol/l, HCO3-

167 mmol/l)

P D475

Sodium Lactate, Compound

Solution (Ringer Lactate

Solution)

Injectable Solution

(Intravenous Fluid)

Each 100ml

contains: Sodium

Lactate 0.32gm,

Potassium Chloride

0.4gm, Sodium

Chloride 0.6gm,

calcium chloride

0.027gm.

U 100ml/500ml D481

Oral Rehydration Salts Powder Sachet U

29.2 Parenteral

Dextrose Injectable Solution

(Intravenous Fluid)

Sodium Chloride

P

P

Injectable Solution

(Intravenous Fluid)

P

Calcium Gluconate Injection 100 mg/ml in 10-ml

ampoule

S D84

Injectable Solution

(Intravenous Fluid)

Electrolyte G (Multi-

Electrolyte with 5%

Dextrose IV Injection Type

III USP

Each 100ml

Contains: Anhydrous

Dextrose 5gm;

Sodium Chloride

0.37gm; Potassium

Chloride 0.13gm;

Ammonium Chloride

0.37gm; Sodium

Sulphite 15mg

P 100ml D194

Each 100ml

Contains: Anhydrous

Dextrose 5 g;

Sodium Acetate

Trihydrate 0.28 g

Potassium Chloride

0.15 g; Dibasic

Potassium

Phosphate 0.13 g

Sodium Chloride

0.091 g

Anhydrous Dextrose

5gm,

Potassium Chloride

0.13gm,

Sodium Acetate

0.32gm,

Dibasic Potassium

Phosphate 0.026gm,

Magnesium Chloride

0.031gm


2ml ampoule D532

5ml ampoule D533

10ml ampoule D534

sodium citrate Syrup 100ml S ND1


Ascorbic Acid (Vit C) Tablet (Scored) 100 mg P 10 x 10 D51

Ascorbic Acid (Vit C) Tablet (Scored) 500 mg P 10 x 10 D51A

Iodine Solution 8mg/5ml S D280

1mg 10 x 10 D232

5mg 10 x 10 D233

Tablet 50 000 IU P 10 x 10 D524

Oral Oily Solution 100 000 IU/ml U Multidose Dispenser D525

Thiamine Hydrochloride (Vit

B1)

Injection 50mg S 10ml D502

Riboflavin (Vit B2) Tablet 5mg U 10 x 10 D455

Pyridoxine Hydrochloride (Vit

B6)

Tablet 25 mg P 10 x 10 D447

Multivitamin (B1,B2,B6,

Niacinamide, Pantothenate,

Folic Acid, Ascorbic Acid,

Biotin)

Tablet/ Capsule 10mg + 10mg + 3mg

+ 100mg + 50mg +

1.5mg + 150mg +

100mcg

P 10 x 10 D63

Vitamin B12 (Cyanocobalamin) Injection 500mcg/ml S 5ml ampoule D526

Methylcobalamine Tablet 1500mcg S 10 x 10 D526A

Niacinamide Tablet 50mg U 10 x 10 D365

Vitamin D3 Granules 1gm S Sachet D527

Calcium Salts Tablet 500mg (as elemental

calcium)

U 10 x 10 D85

Multivitamin + Multimineral Syrup P 100ml D696

Pyridoxine Hydrochloride Tablet 50mg P 10x10 D722

Vitamin D3 Drops 400IU T 30ml bottle D761

Zinc Acetate Syrup 20mg T 30ml bottle D763

Vitamin A Palmitate

PInjectionWater for injection

30. VITAMINS AND MINERALS

Folic Acid Tablet S

Electrolyte

100ml

D195Injectable Solution

(Intravenous Fluid)

Electrolyte M (Multi-

Electrolyte with 5%


III IP)

P 100ml

D196Injectable Solution

(Intravenous Fluid)

Electrolyte P (Multi-

Electrolyte with 5%


I IP)

Each 100ml

contains:

P

29.3 Miscellaneous

Surgical List Size Unit Pack Facility Code Code

Absorbable gelatine sponge IP 80mmX 50mmX10mm S C1

Absorbent Cotton Woll IP - 700 Gms Roll P C2

7.5cm X 5mts. Spool T C3

7.5cm X 10mts. 4 Rolls T C4

0.00 Nos S C5

0.0 Nos S C6

0 Nos S C7

1 Nos S C8

2 Nos S C9

3 Nos S C10

4 Nos S C11

Adult Nos P C12

Pediatrics Nos P C13

Anesthesia Circuit S C14

Bleached Bandage Cloth Width: Counts

Other Specifications As Per Schedule F(II)

of Drugs and Cosmetics Act 1940

90cm, Length: 20mtrs,

40X40Meters P C15

Bleached Bandage Cloth Width: Counts

Other Specifications As Per Schedule F(II)

of Drugs and Cosmetics Act 1941

Meters P C16

Bone Biopsy Needie Nos T C17

Bone Cement Nos T C18

Bone Narrow Aspiration Needle Nos T C19

Bone Narrow Biopsy Needle Nos T C20

Bone wax T C21

Catheters malecot's Rubber and Latx Nos T C22

Central Vein Catheters Nos T C23

Corrugated rubber/latex Nos T C24

10cm P C25

15cm P C26

16G Nos T C27

18G Nos S C28

20G Nos S C29

22G Nos P C30

23G Nos S C31

24G Nos S C32

26G Nos S C33

23g Nos S C34

24g Nos S C35

12 Nos S C36

14 Nos S C37

2cc Nos P C38

5cc Nos S C39

10cc Nos S C40

20cc Nos S C41

50cc Nos T C42

ECG papers 50mmX20mts S C43

10cm S C44

15cm S C45

Adhesive Plasters USP/Spool Zinc Oxide

Self Adhesive Plaster USP

Airways Guedi

AMBU Bag (Long lasting)

Surgical Products

Crape Bandage

Disposable Needles

Disposable Scalp Vein Set

Disposable Suction Catheter

Disposable Syringes With Needle CGS

Elastoplast

Endotracheal Connectors 2.5 - 10 mm Nos S C46

Endotracheal Tubes (Cuffed) 5.5 - 10 mm Nos S C47

Endotracheal Tubes (Uncuffed) 2.5 - 5 mm Nos S C48

16G Nos T C49

18G Nos T C50

Adults Nos T C51

Pediatrics Nos T C52

16 Nos S C53

18 Nos S C54

20 Nos S C55

22 Nos S C56

24 Nos S C56A

Gigglis Wire Saw S C57

6.1/2 Inches Pair P C58

6 Inches Pair S C59

7.1/2 Inches Pair S C60

7 Inches Pair P C61

5 Nos S C62

6 Nos S C63

8 Nos S C64

10 Nos S C65

Infusion Pump Nos S C66

Adults Nos S C67

Pediatrics Nos S C68

Adults Nos P C69

Pediatrics Nos P C70

14 Nos S C71

16 Nos S C72

18 Nos S C73

20 Nos S C74

22 Nos S C75

24 Nos S C76

26 Nos S C77

Laminaria Tent - Medium Nos S C78

3 Nos T C79

4 Nos T C80

Laryngoscopes Set of 4 Blades Nos S C81

Mackintosh Double Colour Water Proof Meters P C82

Mayo's cutting suture Needle Nos S C83

Medicated Sterile paraffin Gauze 10cmX10cm Nos S C84

Microdrip set 30 drops per ml Nos S C85

Multipara monitor (long lasting) Nos T C86

Needle Hypodermic - Insulin Needle 26G X 1/2 inch Nos S C87

Neonatal Resuscitation Kit Nos S C88

Neonatal Suction tube 10 french Nos S C89

Paper Adhesive Plaster; Micropore 10cm 1"X9.0mts Roll S C90

Paper Adhesive Plaster; Micropore 5cm 1"X9.0mts Roll S C91

Pediatric drip set 60 drop per ml Nos S C92

10cm X 2.7mts / Roll 10 Roll S C93

15cm X 2.7mts / Roll 11 Roll S C94

Polypropyline MESH 15cm X 15cm T C95

Pulse oximeter T C96

Children : 10 Nos S C97

Epidural Set

Flatus Tube

Foley's Urinary Catheter Size

Gloves

Infant feeding tubes

Inter costal drainage Tube (with Under

water seal)

Intravenous Set with Airway and Needle

IV Cannula (Two Way)

Laryngeal Mask Airways

Plaster of Paris Bandages BP

Ryle's Tube (P.V.C.)

Children : 12 Nos S C98

Adult : 16 Nos S C99



Adult Nos T C102

Pediatrics Nos T C103

Simple Plain Catheters Nos T C104

Skin grafting Blade Nos T C105

22G Nos S C106

23G Nos S C107

24G Nos S C108

25G Nos S C109

Stilletes All Size S C110

Suction Set Nos T C111

11 100 Blades / PacketS C112


22 100 Blades / PacketP C114


Size 11 - 156 Nos/Pkt In

Each SizeS C116


Each SizeS C117


Each SizeS C118


Each SizeP C119


Each SizeS C120


Each SizeS C121


Each SizeS C122


Each SizeS C123

Tissue Biopsy Needle Nos T C124

Tourniquet PVC/Latex 5cm width Size Nos S C125

16 Nos S C126

18 Nos S C127

20 S C128

Tube Drain PVC Nos S C129

Universal Protection Kit (For Operation of

HIV +ve Patient; NACO)Nos C130

Urinary Drainage Bag Nos P C131

Vaccum Drain Nos S C132

Suture Needles Curved And Cutting

Assorted Pack 1/2 Circle Cutting

Suture Needles Curved And Round Body

Assorted Pack 1/2 Circle RB

Trochar and canula bivalve (Disposable

and Metallic) (For SPC)

Ryle's Tube (P.V.C.)

Sang's Taken Black More tube PVC

Spinal Needle

Surgical Blade

Name of Drug Formulation Strength / Size Facility Code Unit Packs Drug Code

Pregnancy Diagnostic Kit RCH Supply C160

Rapid Diagnostic Kit for malaria

(bivalent)NVBDCP Supply C161

Bivalent RD Kit Test Kit S C139

NS1 Antigen C159

HB color scale for screening C140

Whole blood finger prick test for

HIV screening in emergencyC164

Uristix for albumine and sugar U C162

Viral transport Media Test Kit C163

Diagnostic Agents

Name of Drug Formulation Strength / Size Facility Code Unit Packs Drug Code

Barium SulfateOral Aqueous

Suspension30 - 200% w/v S C133

S 5ml ampoule C141

S 10ml ampoule C142

S 20ml ampoule C143

Powder 3.5 kg C134

Enema 3.5 kg C135

HD 300gm 5x300GMS C136

Paste 200gm 5x300GMS C137

Rapid Transit 125gm 5x200GMS C138

300mg/40ml C146

300mg/50ml C147

350mg/20ml C148

350mg/50ml C149

350mg/100ml C150

370mg/20ml C151

370mg/50ml C152

370mg/50ml C153

370mg/100ml C154

10ml Vial C144

20ml Vial C145

320mg/50ml C155

320mg/100ml C156

270mg/50ml C157

270mg/100ml C158

Non Isosmolar lonic Contrast

Media

lohexol Injection 350 mg Iodine/ml

Radio contrast media

(Please check whether facilities available at secondary level or not accordingly include)

Barium Sulphate

Non Ionic Contrast Media

MRI Contrast media


Chromic with CD RB needle 40mm

Length 75cm1/0 12 Foils T S27

Chromic with 1/2 Cir RB needle

20mm Length 75cm3/0 12 Foils T S22


30mm Length 75cm2 12 Foils T S21



Chromic with ST RB needle 60mm

Length 75cm1 12 Foils T S29

Chromic with CD cutting needle


Chromic with Cir RB needle 40mm


Chromic with CD RB needle 30mm


Chromic with CD cut needle 26mm


Suture List

1. Absorbable Sutures.

1.1 Catgut Chromic (With needle)


2/0 12 Foils T S11

1/0 12 Foils T S12

1 12 Foils T S13

2 12 Foils T S14

3/0 12 Foils T S15

3 12 Foils T S86

Catgut Chromic length 150cm

Suture List


1.2 Chromic (Without needle)


2/0 12 Foils T S16

1/0 12 Foils T S17

1 12 Foils T S18

2 12 Foils T S19

3/0 12 Foils T S20

3/0 12 Foils T S87

Catgut Plain 150cm

Suture List


1.3 Catgut Plain (Without needles)


3/0 12 Foils T S71

2/0 12 Foils T S72

4/0 12 Foils T S73

Synthetic absorbable sutures with 1/2 CIR

RB needles 30mm length 90cm1/0 12 Foils T S74

Synthetic absorbable sutures with 1/2 CIR T

cut needles (H) 40mm length 90cm1 12 Foils T S78


RB needles 40mm length 90cm3/0 12 Foils T S75


cutting needles 36mm length 70cm3/0 12 Foils T S70

2/0 12 Foils T S76

1/0 12 Foils T S77

Synthetic absorbable sutures with CD


Synthetic absorbable sutures with SP MP

DOUBLE needles 8mm length 45cm6/0 12 Foils T S83





Synthetic absorbable sutures with curved

reverse cutting needles 12mm length 45cm5/0 12 Foils T S82

1 12 Foils T S88

1/0 12 Foils T S89

2/0 12 Foils T S90

3/0 12 Foils T S91


RB needles 20mm length 70cm


RB needles 40mm length 90cm

Poly Glactin

Suture List


1.4 Synthetic absorbable sutures


2/0 6 Reels T S1

3/0 6 Reels T S2

8/0 6 Reels T S84

10/0 6 Reels T S85

B.B. silk with 3/8 Cir CD with cutting

needle 45mm length 76cm

Suture List


2.1 BLACK BRAIDED SILK (WITH NEEDLE)


1 6 Reels P S7

2 6 Reels S S8

2/0 6 Reels S S9

3/0 6 Reels S S10

Black braided silk (without needle in reels)

Suture List


2.2 BLACK BRAIDED SILK

2.2.1 BLACK BRAIDED SILK (WITHOUT NEEDLE IN REELS)


1 12 Foils S S3

2 12 Foils S S4

2/0 12 Foils P S5

3/0 12 Foils S S6

Black braided silk (with needle)

Suture List


2.2 BLACK BRAIDED SILK

2.2.2 BLACK BRAIDED SILK (WITH NEEDLE IN REELS)


Polyamide black Monofilament length 38cm

size8/0 12 Foils T S36

4/0 12 Foils T S38

3/0 12 Foils T S39

Polyamide with CD Reverse cut needle

12mm length 70cm5/0 12 Foils T S40

Polyamide with 1/2 Cir RB needle 40mm

length 100cm1/0 12 Foils T S37

Polyamide with CD cut needle 16mm length

70cm

Suture List


2.3 POLYMIDE MONOFILAMENT (NYLON) POLYAMIDE FILAMENT WITH NEEDLE


1/0 12 Foils T S56

2/0 12 Foils T S57

Polypropylene with 1/2 Cir RB needle

40mm length 70cm1 12 Foils T S58

5/0 12 Foils T S53

4/0 12 Foils T S54



3/0 12 Foils T S60

2/0 12 Foils T S61

Polypropylene with CD cut RB D needle


Polypropylene with curved cut needle 22mm

length 70cm3/0 12 Foils T S66

Polypropylene with 1/2 Cir RB heavy needle

30mm length 70cm DN 25mm length 90cm1 12 Foils T S59

Polypropylene with cutting needle 45mm

length 100cm1 12 Foils T S67

Polypropylene with 1/2 Cir CC double

needle 13mm length 75cm4/0 12 Foils T S52

Polypropylene with 1/2 Cir Tapper cut

double needle 17mm length 90cm2/0 12 Foils T S62


needle 25mm length 90cm2/0 12 Foils T S64


double needle 25mm length 90cm3/0 12 Foils T S63


30mm length 70cm


16mm length 70cm

Polypropylene with 1/2 Cir Tapper cut DN

25mm length 90cm

Suture List


2.4 POLYPROPYLENE MONOFILAMENT STERILE PRECUTE LENGTHS


3/0 12 Foils T S30

3/0 12 Foils T S31

Coated polyster Braided green with 1/2 circle

round body double needle 25mm suture length

75cm

3/0 12 Foils T S32

Coated polyster Braided with CD green D needle

17mm (Curved reverse cutting or curved round

body or taper cut) length 90cm

2/0 12 Foils T S33

Coated polyster Braided with CD white D needle



2/0 12 Foils T S34

Coated polyster Braided with CD white D needle



2/0 12 Foils T S35

Polybutylate Coated with Polyster Braided

(green) with 1/2 Circle tapercut V-5 17mm

double armed needle, suture length of 90cm with

pledgets size 6X3X1.5cm

2/0 12 Foils T S41

Polybutylate Coated with Polyster Braided

(green) with 1/2 Circle tapercut V-5 25mm

double armed needle, suture length of 90cm with

pledgets size 6X3X1.5cm

2/0 12 Foils T S42

Polyster Braided (green) 5 12 Foils T S68

Polyster Braided (green) 2 12 Foils T S69

Coated polyster Braided (1/2 Cir. RB needle

25mm length 75cm)

Suture List


2.5 POLYSTER BRAIDED COATED


Polyglecapron with 1/2 Cir Oval RB Contrast

needle 26mm Length 70cm3/0 12 Foils T S47

Polyglecapron with 1/2 Cir Oval RB JB needle


Polyglecapron with 3/8 cir cutting needle 25mm 3/0 12 Foils T S49

Polyglecapron with 3/8 cir reverse cutting needle

16mm 4/0 12 Foils T S50

Polyglecapron with curved reverse cutting needle

16mm 5/0 12 Foils T S51

Suture List

3. POLYGLECAPRON SUTURES


Polydioxane with 1/2 Round body heavy needle

40mm, length 90cm1 12 Foils T S43

Polydioxane with 1/2 Cir Reverse cutting

Orthopaedics Surgery (OS) needle 40mm, length

90cm

1 12 Foils T S44

Polydioxane with 1/2 Cir Round body needle

30mm, length 70mm2/0 12 Foils T S45

Polydioxane with 1/2 Cir Round body needle


Suture List

4. POLYDIOXANONE SUTURES

Format to Amend the Essential Drug List for Chhattisgarh

Please indicate the nature of submission by marking the appropriate bracket:

( ) Deletion of a listed drug (Please attach proven evidence of the harmful/

useless effects of the drug.)

( ) Addition of a new drug (Please attach evidence of the proven benefits of

this drug.)

( ) Replacement of a listed drug (Please attach evidence of the proven

benefits of such a replacement over the existing drug.)

Name of Drug (INN) / Generic

Dosage form and Strength

Therapeutic Class

Reason for Amendment

References

Advantages over existing drug(s)in the same therapeutic class

Supporting comparison of newly recommended drug(s) with similar drugs already

available under the specified category in respect of efficacy, safety, suitability and cost

effectiveness:

Drug Efficacy Safety Suitability Cost

Effectiveness

Proposed Drug

Drug available in

existing EDL

Efficacy: This column should summarise potential pharmacological actions duly

supported by data on pharmacodynamics and pharmakokinetics.

Safety: This column should summarise the possible side effects. If possible, the

incidence of frequent side effects and safety margins should be listed.

Suitability: Based on patient related conditions and contraindications. A convenient

dosage form or schedule which may have a strong impact on patient adherence to

treatment.

Cost Effectiveness: Total cost of the treatment rather than cost per unit should be the

guiding factor.

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Ministry of Health & Family Welfare Government of India

Sector-23, Raj Nagar, Ghaziabad-201002 www.ipc.nic.in

(AMC/ NCC Use only)

AMC Report No.

Worldwide Unique

A. PATIENT INFORMATION 12. Relevant tests / laboratory data with dates1.Patient Initials

____________

2. Age at time of Event or date of birth ____________

3. Sex M F

4. Weight _Kgs

B. SUSPECTED ADVERSE REACTION 13. Other relevant history including pre-existing medicalconditions (e.g. allergies, race, pregnancy, smoking, alcohol use, hepatic/ renal dysfunction etc)

7. Describe reaction or problem

5. Date of reaction started (dd/mm/yyyy)

6. Date of recovery (dd/mm/yyyy)

14. Seriousness of the reaction

15. Outcomes

C. SUSPECTED MEDICATION(S) S.No 8. Name

(brand and /or generic name)

Manufacturer (if known)

Batch No./ Lot No. (if known)

Exp. Date (if known))

Dose used

Route used

Frequency Therapy dates (if known, give duration)

Reason for use of prescribed for

Date started

Date stopped

i.

ii.

iii.

iv.

S.No As per C

9. Reaction abated after drug stopped or dose

reduced

10. Reaction reappeared after reintroduction

Yes No Unknown NA Reduced dose Yes No Unknown NA If reintroduced dose

i.

ii.

iii.

iv.

11. Concomitant medical product including selfmedication and herbal remedies with therapy dates (exclude those used to treat reaction)

D. REPORTER (see confidentiality section on first page) 16. Name and Professional Address :_

Pin code: E-mail _________

Tel. No. (with STD code): _________

Occupation Signature _________________

17. Causality Assessment 18. Date of this report (dd/mm/yyyy)

Death (dd/mm/yyyy)

Life threatening

Hospitalization/prolonged Disability

Hospitalization-initial

or

prolonged

Congenital-anomaly

Required intervention to prevent permanent impairment / damage

Other (specify)


or

prolonged

Fatal

Continuing


or

prolonged

Recovering

Recovered


or

prolonged

Unknown

Other (specify)


or

prolonged

ADVICE ABOUT REPORTING

Report adverse experiences with medications

Report serious adverse reactions. A reaction isserious when the patient outcome is: death life-threatening (real risk of dying) hospitalization (initial or prolonged)

disability (significant, persistent or permanent

congenital anomaly

required intervention to prevent permanent impairmentor damage

Report even if: You’re not certain the product caused adverse reaction You don’t have all the details, however, point nos. 1, 5,

7, 8, 11, 15, 16 & 18 (see reverse) are essentiallyrequired.

Who can report: Any health care professional (Doctors including

Dentists, Nurses and Pharmacists)

Where to report: Please return the completed form to the nearest

Adverse drug reaction Monitoring Centre (AMC) or toNational Coordinating Centre

A list of nationwide AMCs is available at:http://ipc.nic.in and also athttp://cdsco.nic.in/pharmacovigilance.htm

What happens to the submitted information:

Suspected Adverse Drug

Reaction

Reporting Form

For VOLUNTARY reporting of suspected adverse drug reactions by

health care professionals

Information provided in this form is handled instrict confidence. The causality assessment iscarried out at Adverse Drug Reaction MonitoringCentres (AMCs) by using WHO-UMC scale. Theanalyzed forms are forwarded to the NationalCoordinating Centre through the ADR database.Finally the data is analyzed and forwarded to theGlobal Pharmacovigilance Database managed byWHO Uppsala Monitoring Center in Sweden.

The reports are periodically reviewed by theNational Coordinating Centre (PvPI). Theinformation generated on the basis of these reportshelps in continuous assessment of the benefit-riskratio of medicines.

The information is submitted to the SteeringCommittee of PvPI constituted by the Ministry ofHealth and Family Welfare. The Committee isentrusted with the responsibility to review the dataand suggest any interventions that may be required.

Pharmacovigilance Programme

of India

for Assuring Drug

Safety

Confidentiality: The patient’s identity is held in strict confidence and protected to the fullest extent. Programme staff is not ex-pected to and will not disclose the reporter’s identity in response to a request from the public. Submission of a report does not constitute an admission that medical personnel or manufacturer or the product caused or contributed to the reaction.

National Coordinating Centre

Pharmacovigilance Programme of India

India Pharmacopoeia Commission Ministry of Health & Family Welfare Government

of India Sector-23, Raj Nagar, Ghaziabad-201002

Tel.:0120-2783400, 2783401, 2783392, FAX: 0120-2783311 www.ipc.nic.in

Chhattisgarh : Pt. JNM Medical College,Dr. Rajesh Hishikar [email protected]

09424205700

Essential Drug List-2016, Raipur, Chhattisgarh

List of Participants

No. Name Designation Institution/Organization

1 Dr. A.K. Chandrakar DME Raipur

2 Dr. S.P. Kujur Dean CIMS, Bilaspur

3 Dr. Shashank Gupta HOD, Medicine Pt. JNM Medical College, Raipur

4 Dr. G.P. Soni Prof. & HOD, SPM Pt. JNM Medical College, Raipur

5 Dr. Smt. Abha Singh HOD, Obs & Gyn Pt. JNM Medical College, Raipur

6 Dr. Prabir Chatterjee Executive Director SHRC, Raipur

7 Dr. S.A. Khan HOD (Pharmacology) CIMS, Bilaspur

8 Dr. Smt. S. Phuljhale HOD, Pediatrics Pt. JNM Medical College, Raipur

9 Dr. Pratibha Jain Shah HOD (Anesthesiology) Pt. JNM Medical College, Raipur

10 Dr. Rajesh Hishikar Professor (Pharmacology) Pt. JNM Medical College, Raipur

11 Dr. Nalini Mishra Professor (Obs & Gyne) Pt. JNM Medical College, Raipur

12 Dr. Lakhan Singh Professor (Medicine) CIMS, Bilaspur

13 Dr. S. Phuljhale MS, Orthopedics Pt. JNM Medical College, Raipur

13 Dr. K.S. Shandilya DD (Store), DHS Directorate of Health Services, C.G.

14 Dr. R. R. Sahani Joint Director Directorate of Health Services, C.G.

15 Dr. Rajesh Sharma SPO (Hosp. Ad.), Directorate of Health Services, C.G.

16 Dr. Prashant Sriwastava CMHO District - Durg

17 Dr. H. S. Uraon CMHO District - Raigarh

18 Dr. J P Meshram Civil Surgeon District Hospital, Durg

19 Dr. B.K. Das Civil Surgeon District Hospital, Raipur

20 Dr. P. Beck Associate Professor Pt. JNM Medical College, Raipur

21 Dr. R.K. Siddharth Associate Professor (Surgery) Pt. JNM Medical College, Raipur

22 Dr. Chandrashekhar Shrivastawa Associate Professor Pt. JNM Medical College, Raipur

23 Dr. Harshad Sakle Associate Professor Pt. JNM Medical College, Raipur

24 Dr. Rashmi Thakur Associate Professor Pt. JNM Medical College, Raipur

25 Dr. S. Sudha Associate Professor (Pediatrics) Pt. JNM Medical College, Raipur

26 Dr. V.B. Verma CIMS, Bilaspur

27 Dr. Rajkumar Agrawal General Manager CGMSC, Raipur

28 Mr. Fidius Kerketta Sr. Program Coordinator SHRC, Raipur

29 Mr. Narayan Tripathi Program Coordinator SHRC, Raipur

30 Arun Lal State Consultant Directorate of Health Services, C.G.

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