Intravenous Fluid Controversies | 2019 EM & Acute Care Course

Intravenous Fluid Controversies by Rick Pescatore, MD
Purchase the home-study course or register for the live course at www.emacourse.com.
A Focused, Evidence-Based Course Designed to Significantly Advance Your Practice of Emergency Medicine.
Using primarily the Emergency Medical Abstracts (EMA) database of over 17,000 abstracts, 28 presentations, each of 30-minute duration, are presented along with four 90-minute faculty panels. The focus of the course is the new, the controversial and the provocative. The course faculty synthesize the literature and combine it with their clinical experience to provide participants with specific recommendations regarding diagnosis and therapy related to emergency care.

[@michah321]

This is funny because I remember being 8 years old watching EMERGENCY! ( At risk of dating myself) but Dr. Bracket always had Johnny and Roy start an IV, which my mom explained what an IV was. I always wondered why some got lactated ringers vs just an IV. And when we played pretend that we were in the show we'd actually say one or the other.. because someone would pretend to be Dr. Bracket on the walkie talkie! And I used to wonder if I was choosing correctly. I've always wondered. I guess it's a real life dilemma....and the grown ups didn't actually know for sure, as little kids always think grown ups do.

[@PatHaskell]

Very engaging lecturer.

[@Idahomie]

Very informative and engaging presentation.

[@Nico-ni4jv]

Excellent lecturer, very interesting stuff

[@edreesalqutel8002]

Nice work. ...........

[@ristonalaimo5048]

Useful.

[@edreesalqutel8002]

Nice

[@vilasdeshpande9771]

Nice learning

[@wadiahal-filfil1598]

Wise 👌🏻

[@rainyday6790]

Smart guy

[@PatHaskell]

Love the cockney pronunciation of “certain” without the “t”.

[@xDomglmao]

what's cockney :o?