Fluids: Fluids in acute careRapid Refreshers Extended

Fluids: Fluids in acute care
Rapid Refreshers Extended

2024-02-02

Simon Oczkowski

Originally published December 28, 2023. Last updated February 2, 2024.

Internal Medicine Rapid Refreshers is a series of concise information-packed videos refreshing your knowledge on key medical issues that general practitioners may encounter in their daily practice. This episode discusses the use of fluids in acute care settings.

Rapid Refreshers Extended: Fluids

Fluids: Introduction
Fluids in acute care: When and how much?
Evidence-based fluid management in sepsis
Renal replacement therapy (RRT): When, why, and how?

See also

Fluids: RRT: When, why, and how?
Rapid Refreshers Extended Evidence-based management of continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT).
Fluids: An introduction
Rapid Refreshers Extended An introduction to a mini-series of Rapid Refresher videos focusing on fluid management.
Managing sepsis according to the latest Surviving Sepsis practice guidelines A lecture by Dr Simon Oczkowski from McMaster University delivered at the McMaster International Review Course in Internal Medicine (MIRCIM) in 2022.
Seizure Seizure: an accessible overview of the etiology, acute management, special situations, and steps to consider after resolution.
Diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) Diabetic ketoacidosis: all that you need to remember about presentation, diagnosis, and management reviewed in less than 10 minutes.

Fluids: Fluids in acute careRapid Refreshers Extended

Rapid Refreshers Extended: Fluids

Social Media

Fluids: Fluids in acute care
Rapid Refreshers Extended