
Fluids, Electrolytes and Acid–Base
5 lessons · about 1.5 hours of video · notes, tables and drug doses for each topic
▶ Start lesson 7.1Almost every emergency patient needs a decision about fluids, and electrolyte and acid–base disorders sit behind arrhythmias, seizures, weakness and coma. These lessons cover how to choose and prescribe IV fluids, correct sodium safely, treat dangerous hyperkalaemia and hypokalaemia, manage calcium, magnesium and phosphate, and read an arterial blood gas step by step.
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For MBBS students, interns, residents and doctors working in emergency and acute care.
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AETCM video textbook, Chapter 7 · All video lesson chapters. Doses are for adults; check them against current guidelines and your institutional protocol.