Resuscitation: Which IV Fluids to Choose

A quick talk going over the contents and properties of 0.9% saline, Ringer's Lactate, and Plasma-Lyte/NormoSol.

Please use good clinical judgement when using these fluids.

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[Anomerik]

Current resident. Wish I could have you in the doc bubble when my attendings tell me to bolus patients who don't need it. Love the content, doc.

[JS-oxpn]

You elaborate well... Thank u.
Please go on without getting distracted by small uneventful things that happen during the video. I think no one among the watchlist minds it.
U r simply great....thank u....
From critical care medicine student.

[kimberlyanderson]

Oh my gosh, you are so real. Love it. It's nice that you aren't perfect in front of the camera. The information is very helpful and it makes sense. Thank you! Signed, a future nurse

[shan-shanchristensen]

I'm a new ICU nurse with 3 years of Tele experience. I find your videos very informative and helpful. Thank you so much for taking the time out of your busy schedule to teach others. You're AWESOME! 👍

[jillian]

Loved this video! I am a new ER nurse at a level 1 trauma center and we only use LR in those patients. This was really helpful in understanding why LR can prevent the trauma triad of death!

[MsHt]

I really appreciate your explanation and tying the system together😊. Great explanation of AKI

[ninasantos]

Thank you so much, how I wish my senior residents could explain like you

[heshamalonizan]

I am a paramedic and Your videos are very informative ❤️keep up

[tmkhan]

great cme update on iv fluids keep up cme stay blessed nice teaching

[mehaktaufiq]

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[allisonhigginbotham]

I am in nursing school & I learned so much watching this thank you!!!

[princessjazz]

pre PA here taking anatomy class... ended up here and loving it THANK YOU SO MUCH

[monsterozgur]

I learned a lot about this video and know I’m more aware of what I give to my patients and give better suggestion for MD when I run rapid response role. I wish lytes fluid is more commonly used at everywhere

[AhmedGamalMedicine_gets_easy]

One subscriber added, the best explanation I ever heard about IV solutions, and the clinical experience and studies you talking about are what making the video THE BEST. Thank you ❤️🙏

[truongl]

Mate your info is just so easy to absorb! Thanks for the free lecture, will sure help with my paramedic career! Please keep it up :)

[blue_cynic]

Medic in the army thanks explanation far better then my instructors

[charmainedixon]

Hi Dr Eddy Joe, new Acute Care Nurse Practitioner- thanks for this video😁

[margaretprawl]

Awesome. Thank you. From Junior New grad RN

[lucasbeven]

Great information. Helped me during my rotations. No need to make to apologize for every imperfect detail.