Hypertonic Intravenous (IV) Fluids

This video explains the physiology behind the administration of hypertonic intravenous fluids, their uses and solutions used in the clinical setting.
It further goes into details about fluid shifts, osmosis and the different fluid compartments so viewers can understand the principles that IV fluid administration is based on.

You may also find these other videos in my FLUIDS & ELECTROLYTES PLAYLIST helpful:

Osmosis, Fluid Shifts & Fluid Administration Part 1:

Osmosis, Fluid Shifts & Fluid Administration Part 2:

Isotonic IV Fluids:

Hypotonic IV Fluids:

Hypertonic IV Fluids:

Fluid Volume Deficit:

Fluid Voume Excess:

Arterial Blood Gas (ABG) Interpretation:

[Mark-sbmb]

Starting at 1:50 of the video talking about the step #2 drawing, doesn't the right side show a LOWER concentration and the left side showing the HIGHER concentration? In the video, you said that "osmosis will cause the water to shift from the HIGHER concentration on the right to the LOWER concentration on the