Types of IV Fluid - Fluid Management
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- Discussing the different types of IV fluids. 📝 Free Quiz: adv.icu/38hADDK
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To start off a new quick series talking about fluid management, we break down the fluids compartments and then talk about the different types of fluids we most often use in the ICU.
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0:00 Intro
1:56 Fluid Distribution
4:56 Types of Fluids
6:00 Crystalloids
8:14 Common Fluids
16:19 Dextrose Containing Fluids
19:07 Colloids
23:17 Wrap Up
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I’ve been retired for 11 yrs after practicing for 38 yrs. came across this video and thought, oh, I already know all about IV fluids. Well…..mind blown! Amazing how much I’d forgotten. Thank you for your presentation. Next up ACLS review! Wish me luck. My first ACLS course was in 1986,
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Nice. NS is iso-osmotic in patients plasma water, which is the compartment that counts. Heavy in chloride, but you need to give about 4 liters to start to see that. I use LR generally as NS is a weak acid, but it has it's uses...a liter or two hurts no one, and for metabolic alkalosis, it's the charm! Cheers!
Yes! I probably should have been more clear. I more wanted to draw the comparison of its composition to that of true plasma. I am personally a fan of LR, but completely agree that a little NS isn't going to really hurt. Now liter after liter, maybe we should switch it up! Thanks for sharing and chiming in!
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Thank you for this video, however I need to issue a correction - you repeatedly used ‘osmolality’ in your voiceovers but your data was displayed in osmolarity. As a reminder, osmolarity is represented in ‘per litre (/L)’ whereas osmolality is represented as ‘per kilogram (/Kg)’. Since 1ml of water = 1g in the metric system, the units do not change but it’s important to not confuse the two.
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In a world where my Biology professor, with his PhD in Virology, previously working at CDC, who came to teach at the community college level to “help” students understand this stuff more, who pushes through a LOT of material and quizzes/tests on fluids in an almost insane fashion, who I also respect and admire, while having to learn this online due to the pandemic, this video is extremely helpful for my Paramedic and BSN pursuits. THANK.YOU.
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Great video! Can you explain more of the potential harm of the use of albumin with capillary leak disorders such as sepsis? I am confused on albumin benefits and use in surviving sepsis yet albumin has potential harm. Thank you.
Great question. There have been a couple who asked and I DEF did not cover this well in here and I totally understand the confusion.
Early on is sepsis, there can be a benefit in using albumin as recommended by the surviving sepsis recommendations. As the disease state progresses though, we begin to see the capillary leak disorder beginning to manifest. Once that happens, we then risk leaking albumin into the interstitial space and then exerting oncotic pressure in the wrong direction.
Hope that clears that up :)
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