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A sterile **multiple-electrolyte intravenous concentrate** containing sodium chloride, magnesium chloride, calcium chloride, sodium acetate anhydrous, and potassium chloride, marketed as **TPN Electrolytes** by Hospira and now associated with Pfizer's hospital portfolio. It is intended for **intravenous use only after dilution** as an additive to total parenteral nutrition solutions containing concentrated dextrose and amino acids, primarily to maintain or replenish electrolyte balance in adults receiving central venous nutrition support. Its mechanism is physiologic electrolyte replacement: it supplies **sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, chloride, and acetate** to support fluid, acid-base, neuromuscular, and cellular homeostasis, with acetate serving as a bicarbonate precursor after metabolism. It is a **small-molecule inorganic salt combination product**, not a biologic, and is used for electrolyte supplementation rather than target-selective pharmacology.
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