What the hell did I drink at the hospital?

When I was about 9, I had a pretty bad case of pneumonia, as well as asthma and strep, all at the same time. Before I went into the machine, they gave me this nasty "orange juice". What was that stuff, and what was the purpose of it? Granted, that hospital didn't have the brightest doctors. I was diagnosed in the ER with a burst appendix, it was pneumonia.

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