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Suositukset aineiden annosteluun ja verinäytteiden ottoon

Injektiovolyymit ja neulan koko

       sc - nahan alle
       im - lihakseen
       iv - suonensisäisesti
       ip - vatsaonteloon

Hiiri

   sc 25 G 0,5 ml
   im 27 G 0,05 ml
   iv 26-28 G 0,3 ml
   ip 25-27 G 2-3 ml
   po 0,5 ml 

Rotta

   sc 25 G 2 ml
   im 25 G 0,1 ml
   iv 25-27 G 0,5-1 ml
   ip 23-25 G 4-10 ml
   po 2 ml 

Kani

   sc 21-25 G 1-5 ml/kohta, yht. 20-30 ml
   im 25 G 0,5 ml
   iv 23-25 G 10 ml
   ip 21-23 G 50 ml

 

Diehl et al: A GOOD PRACTICE GUIDE TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF SUBSTANCES AND REMOVAL OF BLOOD, INCLUDING ROUTES AND VOLUMES – Journal of Applied Toxicology 21, 15 - 23, 2001.  

Table 1. Administration volumes considered good practice (and possible maximal dose volumes) a.)

Species

Route and volumes (ml/kg)

 

Oral

s.c.

i.p.

i.m.

i.v. (bolus)

i.v. (slow inj.)

Mouse

10 (50)

10 (40)

20 (80)

0.05 (0.1) b.)

5

(25)

Rat

10 (40)

5 (10)

10 (20)

0.1 (0.2) b.)

5

(20)

Rabbit

10 (15)

1 (2)

5 (20)

0.25 (0.5)

2

(10)

Dog

5 (15)

1 (2)

1 (20)

0.25 (0.5)

2.5

(5)

Macaque

5 (15)

2 (5)

c.) (10)

0.25 (0.5)

2

c.)

Marmoset

10 (15)

2 (5)

c.) (10)

0.25 (0.5)

2.5

(10)

Minipig

10 (15)

1 (2)

1 (20)

0.25 (0.5)

2.5

(5)

a.) For non-aqueous injectates, consideration must be given to time of absorption before redosing. No more than two intramuscular sites should be used per day. Subcutaneous sites should be limited to two or three sites per day. The subcutaneous site does not include Freund's adjuvant administration.
b.) Values in millilitres per site.
c.) Data not available.

Table 2. Repeated intravenous infusion: dose volumes/rates (and possible maximal volumes/rates) a.) 

Daily infusion period

Mouse

Rat

Rabbit b.)

Dog

Macaque

Minipig

Total daily volume
(ml/kg)

 

 

 

 

 

 

4 hL c.)

L c.)

20

L c.)

20

L c.)

L c.)

24 h

96 (192)

60 (96)

24 (72)

24 (96)

60

24

Rate
(ml kg-1 h-1)

 

 

 

 

 

 

4 h

L c.)

5

L c.)

5

L c.)

L c.)

24 h

4 (8)

2.5 (4)

1 (3)

1 (4)

2.5

1

a.) For non-aqueous injectates, see text. In some cases two sets of values are shown. Those in parentheses are the possible maximal values.
b.) Based on teratology studies.
c.) Data not available.

Table 3. Circulating blood volume in laboratory animals  

Species

Blood volume (ml kg-1)

 

Recommended mean a.)

Range of means

Mouse

72

63-80

Rat

64

58-70

Rabbit

56

44-70

Dog (Beagle)

85

79-90

Macaque (Rhesus)

56

44-67

Macaque (Cynomolgus)

65

55-75

Marmoset

70

58-82

Minipig

65

61-68

  a.) The recommended mean corresponds to the mid-point of the range of means.

Table 4. Limit volumes and recovery periods  

Single sampling
(e.g. toxicity study)

Multiple sampling
(e.g. toxicokinetic study)

% Circulatory blood volume removed

Approximate recovery period

% Circulatory blood volume removed in 24 h

Approximate recovery period

7.5 %

1 week

7.5 %

1 week

10 %

2 weeks

10-15 %

2 weeks

15 %

4 weeks

20 %

3 weeks


Table 5. Total blood volumes and recommended maximum blood sample volumes for   species of given body weights  

Species (weight)

Blood volume
(ml)

7.5 % 
(ml)

10 % 
(ml)

15 %
(ml)

20 % 
(ml)

Mouse
(25 g)

1.8

0.1

0.2

0.3

0.4

Rat
(250 g)

16

1.2

1.6

2.4

3.2

Rabbit
(4 kg)

224

17

22

34

45

Dog
(10 kg)

850

64

85

127

170

Macaque (Rhesus)
(15 kg)

280

21

28

42

56

Macaque (Cynomolgus)
(5 kg)

325

24

32

49

65

Marmoset
(350 g)

25

2.0

2.5

3.5

5

Minipig
(15 kg)

975

73

98

146

195

Table 6. Summary of the advantages and disadvantages of the various methods of blood sampling
 

Route / vein

General anaesthesia

Tissue damage a.)

Repeat bleeds

Volume

Species

Jugular

No

Low

Yes

+++

Rat, dog, rabbit

Cephalic

No

Low

Yes

+++

Macaque, dog

Saphenous/
lateral tarsal

No

Low

Yes

++(+)

Mouse/rat, marmoset/macaque, dog

Marginal ear

No (local)

Low

Yes

++
+

Rabbit, minipig

Femoral

No

Low

Yes

+++

Marmoset, macaque

Sublingual

Yes

Low

Yes

+++

Rat

Lateral tail

No

Low

Yes

++(+)
+

Rat, mouse, marmoset

Central ear artery

No (local)

Low

Yes

+++

Rabbit

Cranial vena cava

No

Low

Yes

+++

Minipig

Tail tip amputation
(<1-3 mm)

Yes

Mod

Limited

+

Mouse, rat

Retrobulbar plexus

Yes

Mod / high

Yes

+++

Mouse, rat

Cardiac b.)

Yes

Mod

No

+++

Mouse, rat, rabbit

a.) The potential for tissue damage is based on the likely incidence occurring and the severity of any sequelae, e.g. inflammatory reaction or histological damage.
b.) Only carried out as a terminal procedure under general anaesthesia.

Table 7. Recommended sites for repeated blood sampling
 

Species

Recommended site

Mouse

Saphenous, lateral tail

Rat

Saphenous, lateral tail, sublingual

Rabbit

Marginal ear, central ear artery, jugular

Dog

Cephalic, jugular, saphenous

Macaque

Cephalic, saphenous, femoral

Marmoset

Femoral, saphenous

Minipig

Cranial vena cava

 

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