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Fluid Resuscitation ED and ICU (non trauma): Part 1

Which fluid?

The lecture duration is 25min.

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Tim Harris
Professor of Emergency Medicine at Queen Mary University of London
Lecture Summary

A review of the literature comparing different fluid strategies in non-trauma cases. How much impact does fluid choice have? And are there special circumstances when fluid choice matters?

Target Audience

Emergency Medicine Doctors
Emergency Medicine Nurses
Paramedics
Rural GP's

Learning Objectives:

Upon completion of this activity, you should be able to:

  • Describe the findings from key fluid trials
  • Appreciate the available evidence and areas of future research
  • Understand the current evidence behind fluid choice in the ED

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Fluid Resuscitation ED and ICU (non trauma): Part 2a

How much fluid?

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Fluid Resuscitation ED and ICU (non trauma): Part 2b

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