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

What are the physiologic effects of fluids?

The lecture duration is 18min.

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

You give fluid but what happens next? Does the fluid administration have the impact you expect? And what factors are at play?

Target Audience

Emergency Medicine Doctors
Emergency Medicine Nurses
Paramedics
Rural GP's

Learning Objectives:

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

  • Appreciate the concept of fluid responsiveness
  • Describe key findings from recent research investigating the impact of fluid administration in sepsis

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How much fluid?

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