Abstract
A study has been made of the degree of hemolysis of human erythrocytes that occurs when the red blood cells are incubated in many different pharmaceutically employed iso-osmotic solutions. Many distinct differences were noted which further demonstrate the frequent dissimilarities between iso-osmotic and isotonic concentrations. In addition to the hemolytic differences, one of the other main factors in the consideration of the use of isotonic solutions versus iso-osmotic solutions is clearly that of the quantities and proportions of the substances used and the resulting rapidity and ease of dilution of the medicinal solution by the body fluids.
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