This is a single-centered, double-blinded randomized clinical trial which compares the efficacy of the administration of (dextrose saline) and (normal saline) before anesthesia, on the frequency of postoperation nausea and vomiting in patients who undergo orthopedic surgery with general anesthesia. individuals take part in the study who are at the range of18-65 years, in class of I and II of "ASA Physical Status Classification", and candidates of elective orthopedic surgery which lasts more than 2 hours. written informed consent is obtained of all participants.all individuals in the study, at the time of surgery, must have normal blood glucose levels , not having nausea and have not taken anti-emetic drugs. people with abnormal blood glucose levels at the time of surgery or with the severe intraoperative hypotension will be excluded from the study.Allocation of patients into two groups are based on the table of random numbers. individuals of the first group_ as the intervention group_ receive dextrose saline, and second group_as the control group_ receive Normal saline at the begining of surgery. Nausea and vomiting will be measured and recorded by nurses at 30min, 60min, 120min and 24 hours after admission to the ward, based PNOV criteria. The recovery time will be recorded in both groups. Finally, the data are analyzed and compared.