Kochsaline
Kochsaline is a term that generally refers to a saline solution, most commonly a physiological saline solution. This is an aqueous solution of sodium chloride (NaCl) at a specific concentration, typically 0.9%. This concentration is considered isotonic, meaning it has a similar salt concentration to human blood and extracellular fluids.
Physiological saline has a wide range of applications in medicine. It is frequently used as an intravenous
The term "Kochsaline" is of German origin, with "Koch" referring to cooking or boiling, and "saline" referring