This 0.9% has been a traditional name for it and no one has told me this teuth Doctor , thank you for this continuous well elucidated lectures always , Greetings from South Sudan
Excellent bro, once on the morning rounds in my house job a professor asked the question about what is difference between different IV fluids in terms of composition and osmolarity and everyone including the post graduate trainees were clueless, thanks for explaining the concept precisely.
Hello dear I'm nurse from Karachi Pakistan This video is really helps me alot to understand fluid management.thank you for time and efforts for others.God bless you.
WOOW!!! Sir you don't know how many lives you have saved and carriers you have raised to higher levels with this video, I sincerely appreciate, thank you very much for this lecture
Thank you very much sir, this topic is very effective for us.I am a palliative nurse from Sri Aurobindo University Indore Madhya Pradesh.thank you for once again 🎉
Thank u very much sir🙏🙏 Very much informative video Keep on making such informative videos. Kindly make some video on all about antibiotics and how much fluid can be given in different situations. Thnx in advance
as a patient with 6 or 7 surgeries in a year, 100 days of hospital and rehab, it's really interesting to have an idea what I'm getting when a bag is hung! D5, then, is not enough for normal energy requirement, without other intake... plasmalyte i did not know, or its BSS nomenclature.
Hello sir.! Very good morning. Sir i always had one doubt. When the patient comes with dengue shock in 4-5 days with third space loss like ards and ascitis present.!and ivc is collapse . In this case which fluid to be preferred. 🙏
sir aren't colloids contraindicated for initial 24 hours of hypovolemic shock since in the initial 24 hours there are chances of colloidal molecules leaking into the interstitial space from gaps due to endothelial injury.
Hi dear! Colloids are indicated only in very specific situations. If patient is hypovolemic due to acute blood loss, then ideally you need to resuscitate with Crystalloids first (in a ratio of 3:1) and replace the remaining with the Packed Red Cell blood. Colloids (Albumin, Gelatins, Starches, Dextrans) are to be used if blood is not available & you need to maintain the intravascular compartment. And in case of hypovolemia due to vomiting or diarrhoea or any other cause-> Colloids are not to be given. Colloids are used as volume expanders. I have mentioned few specific indications of Albumin in this video. The concept you mentioned is not the exact reason why we avoid Colloids. These are avoided because of the risk of anaphylaxis (Gelatin, Albumin, starches, Dextrans), interferes with Coagulation and also should not be used much where kidneys are not functioning properly (Starches, Dextrans). I hope it’s clear now!
You are teaching is excellent sir. I am a registered nurse. I have my CbT exam booked for 31st of this month. Am facing difficulty in drug calculation. Could you please help me with this by taking online session . At least two or three sessions please.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
This 0.9% has been a traditional name for it and no one has told me this teuth Doctor , thank you for this continuous well elucidated lectures always , Greetings from South Sudan
To be very honest, this teaching is very important, I appreciate it so much. God bless you and family
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I am amazed, the presentation is explicit and easily understood. Thank you, and I will stick to your channel as I yearn for more medical knowledge.
Glad to know. Thank you so much for the wonderful feedback 🤗
Excellent bro, once on the morning rounds in my house job a professor asked the question about what is difference between different IV fluids in terms of composition and osmolarity and everyone including the post graduate trainees were clueless, thanks for explaining the concept precisely.
I havent any idea about IV fluids so far. But you explained it very clearly.. very informative . Thank you for your effort 😊
I love this presentation it's so clear and understandable
Keep continuing sir ji ❤🙏 It's very useful in day to day clinical practice
Sure, will definitely try to keep uploading such videos ❤️ Thanks for the feedback dear! 💐
Thank you so much, very very useful.
Wonderful explanation, first time I could understood it so clearly.Thanks a lot.
Thanks, this is helpful. Final year medical student from Zambia.
Hello dear I'm nurse from Karachi Pakistan
This video is really helps me alot to understand fluid management.thank you for time and efforts for others.God bless you.
WOOW!!! Sir you don't know how many lives you have saved and carriers you have raised to higher levels with this video, I sincerely appreciate, thank you very much for this lecture
Finally understood the basics of IV fluid, especially the contraindication for each. Much useful content. Thank you
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This was really helpful for my FMGE exam
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Thanx a lot 4vsuch a precise explanation on all types of fluids. Keep post more videos to cover more topics. I will watch them surely.
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Thankyu sir,these are very helpful,please upload these types of informations
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Thank you for such educative and understandable lecture.
Such a lovely explanation with subtitles thank u 🙏 😊
Thank you very much for this lucid discussion about iv fluids.
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This video was useful indeed, seems you are really passionate about teaching. Thanks so much.
U r awesome sir..I have not found any video like this previously...
Most welcome dear! 🤗❤️
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Thank you so much for this brief explanation sir
Thanks a lot sir❤ for such a video. This was main issue to me. In my clinical training.
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Wow 👌,great Explaination sir 👏Thanku so much sir 🙏🏻
thank you very much for your valuable explanation about I've fluids Dr.
VERY INFORMATIVE. GOOD PRESENTATION
Thank you sir for your wonderful explanation its help me a lot in my daily duties in hospital
Respected sir very informative and helpful.......thanks alot
Thank you very much sir, this topic is very effective for us.I am a palliative nurse from Sri Aurobindo University Indore Madhya Pradesh.thank you for once again 🎉
Thank you so much for the crispy and informative sharing knowledge doctor ji
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Sure dear, will try to upload more such videos! 🤗
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Excellent explanation you have made things clear
Thank you for sharing it is very helpful for us who r undergraduate
Good presentation.I would like to point out that Normal saline is not normal because of the pH. It’s pH is 5.6 which is lower than our blood. Thanks
Yup. That is another fact about Normal Saline which doesn’t make it Normal 😃👏
Thank you so much for neat presentation sir
Thank you so much doc. Really this lecture helped a lot and the way you taught was really very easy to remember.
This is very informative, thank you for sharing👏👍
If normal saline is 308osm and our plasma osm is 280-290, then how is that isotonic? Isnt it hypertonic then?
Ns is hypertonic
Really such a helpful for all medical personnel
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Glad you liked it. Thanks for the feedback 🤗💐
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Keep on making such informative videos.
Kindly make some video on all about antibiotics and how much fluid can be given in different situations.
Thnx in advance
I would like to add that RL should not be used when Xone is used as antibiotic. Same reason, Ca chelation. 11:14
It was really helpful, thank you Dr.
Thank you so much sir, very helpful
Good explanations sir!!! Keep on educating!!!
Sure! Thank you so much for the feedback ❤️🤗
Easy understanding u have....can you give lecture on drug calculation.. because for this I use to call Dr or seniors
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as a patient with 6 or 7 surgeries in a year, 100 days of hospital and rehab, it's really interesting to have an idea what I'm getting when a bag is hung!
D5, then, is not enough for normal energy requirement, without other intake... plasmalyte i did not know, or its BSS nomenclature.
Thank u sir. Very clear explanation.. Am a nurse professional.
Thank you for such a useful video 🙏🙏🙏, keep making videos sir
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Impressed sir very useful lecture
Hello sir.! Very good morning. Sir i always had one doubt. When the patient comes with dengue shock in 4-5 days with third space loss like ards and ascitis present.!and ivc is collapse . In this case which fluid to be preferred. 🙏
Very nice explanation .thanks a lot, namaste
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A very educative presentation
sir aren't colloids contraindicated for initial 24 hours of hypovolemic shock since in the initial 24 hours there are chances of colloidal molecules leaking into the interstitial space from gaps due to endothelial injury.
Hi dear!
Colloids are indicated only in very specific situations.
If patient is hypovolemic due to acute blood loss, then ideally you need to resuscitate with Crystalloids first (in a ratio of 3:1) and replace the remaining with the Packed Red Cell blood.
Colloids (Albumin, Gelatins, Starches, Dextrans) are to be used if blood is not available & you need to maintain the intravascular compartment.
And in case of hypovolemia due to vomiting or diarrhoea or any other cause-> Colloids are not to be given.
Colloids are used as volume expanders. I have mentioned few specific indications of Albumin in this video.
The concept you mentioned is not the exact reason why we avoid Colloids. These are avoided because of the risk of anaphylaxis (Gelatin, Albumin, starches, Dextrans), interferes with Coagulation and also should not be used much where kidneys are not functioning properly (Starches, Dextrans).
I hope it’s clear now!
You are teaching is excellent sir. I am a registered nurse. I have my CbT exam booked for 31st of this month. Am facing difficulty in drug calculation. Could you please help me with this by taking online session . At least two or three sessions please.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Straight forward and informative❤
Very informative sir.... It'll be good if you can come up with bolus n maintainence dose calculation for IV fluids... thanks a lot sir..
Thanks a lot dear for the feedback. Will try to upload on that too 🤗
What about the amino acid infusion like alamin sn etc..what are their indications and contraindications
Very helpful. Thank you sir