While working in nicu ...no doctor explained to me y this fluid has to be added & y some fluids to b avoided.. they used to tel u shud learn by urself.. & moreover I dint get proper time to study in detail.. thanks fr Al ur videos sir.. it has surely helped me in treating babies with use & contraindications of each fluid.. I thank u so much sir.
Thank you sir 🌻🌻🎉 for you remarkable clinical teaching ... I'm a student of MBBS 5th yr and was studying in china so i returned to india during the COVID times and never returned back till the date ... I've learned so much from you videos what i couldn't learn in online classes.... ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Thank you very much sir i really appreciate 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Excellent lecture sir, very well explain ed , most of lecture I seen, every lecture is best , sir waiting u r more lectures other than pediatric, lecture r useful in practice ,thank a lot sir
All your videos are awesome. please extend your series on basic ventilation mode. If possible include real time graphs of pressure/ volume and others . Really appreciate your selfless and priceless effort. Thanks from bottom of heart.
Yes I have seen all .it's all very useful. I'm saying if possible please extend that series with indepth modes including Hi frequency mode with real graphics to understand well. Many concepts I have cleared because of your basic ventilation mode.series Thanks..
Sir, Isolyte P contain 50 g Dectrose anhydrous, Calories for 1 g carbohydrate is 4. So calorie value of Iso P 1 litre should be 200 na. Then why on packet it is written as 170 ?
Gd evng, sir u r doing a great job u've a more knowledge as compared to our paediatricians, I've a question if 25%Dex is hyperosmoler the. Why our consultant prescribe it on pts who have peripheral line.
If associated with Symptomatic hyponatremia give 3 to 5 ml/kg slowly. Then infusion at the rate of 0.5 to 2 ml/kg/hr. Target serum sodium of 150 meq/l. Reduce sodium over next 2 to 3 days gradually once signs of cerebral edema disappeared.
Lactate get converted in liver and provide calories and bicarb. This may be hampered in liver disease and excess of lactic acidosis. RL can be used if lactic acidosis is due to hypovolemia shock.
Isolyte P drip can be given to less than 10 kg. But most units don't use it after first month of life. It is a disease process rather than age which guide fluid selection
