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Hello doctor, Thank you so much for your lecture❤. I have a question: can we use the 12 ml sodium bicarbonate (8.4%) to mix with 100 ml NS (0.9%) to create a IVF solution? From my calculations, this formula will create a solution with 320 mEq, right? Can you still count it as an isotonic solution? And is it suitable for the patient who needs to rehydrate and correct an electrolyte imbalance (in this case, the blood results show that HCO3 is lower than normal)? Again, thank you so much for the wonderful lecture; it helped me so much in the learning process.

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Respectfully, I think you mean “relevant” not relative.

Thank you so much Dr Maher

sir i am really stuck on the point of increasing the TV through decreasing the time of the T high, I don't get it. the only interpretation i have in mind on how decreasing the T high will affect minute ventilation is the increasing of RR, like if i decrease the T high, i automatically decrease the whole respiratory cycle thus increasing the RR and vice versa and allowing for more numbers of T low, like instead of the release phase happening 20 times in RR of 20, the release phase will be happpening 30 times in RR of 30, thus increased minute ventilation. correct me if i am wrong

such a complex topic 😮

Can it kill gonorrhea My doc gave me 2g iv for 3 days dialy 2g iv Is there any chance of ceftriaxone resistance my gono was on thorat it was 3 months old

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That's Amazing! Thank you so much doctor for the helpful tips

This is phenomenal.

Thankyou, absolutely nailed it.

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It gave me hemolytic anemia make sure your doctor is closely watching your red cell values.

Awesome explanation 🙏🏼

Thanks for your detailed explanation! I knew why using steroid before extubation but only vaguely. However now, I became totally different human being. Thank you

thank you sir 🙏🙏

wow, that was made very easy and clear after watching the previous 2 videos on acid-base disorders, Otherwise, this was always a difficult subject for me. Thank you!

That is the best explanation for IV fluids, great efforts

very useful, you organized it amazingly doctor. Thank you

Thank you Dr.Maher for the helpful content

Helpful to hear a doctor’s perspective!

need some help here. the target pressure here is 20 cmh2o meaning the total proximal airway pressure shouldn't be exceeding 20 cmh2o ( inspiratory pressure 10 cmh2o + peep 10 cmh2o)? where did the 30 cmh2o come from?

Excellent. Thank you!!

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I got an appendectomy, can the MRI affect the staples, thank you Dr.

brilliant work in summarizing this topic

thank you so much

Great video specially when playing it at 1.25% speed ❤❤

What about Domperidone?

If qtc >500, should promethazine be given?

Sir, i hav3 a low urine output even drinkin plenty of water still my urine is low. But when i drink 600-700 ml ofwater in the morning after waking up and lying in my bed side ways after 45 minutes to 1 hour im starting to urinate more and after urinating i drink a half cup of water and still 30 minutes im urinating more with pale color. Sir, What is my problem?

Hi Dr. Al!!!

Can someone answer my question. I am a 14 year old kid and my nipples are leaking out yellow liquid (Endocrine glands) my pro lactin is over 1000 and I am getting an mri soon, am I gonna have a contrast or not?

Wonderful doc

Thank you... Very informative

Hello, my order is CT ABDOMEN & PELVIS WITH AND WITHOUT CONTRAST. I first refused the iodine contrast when I went the other day and had them reorder a new CT scan without the iodine. I can do the barium sulfate all day long, just afraid of the IV and contrast. Is that new order still with the IV contrast and is it necessary for suspected gallbladder issues or diverticulitis?

very usefull

Fantastic!

If you gonna give NPO order. Please also consider adding IV fluids.

You make a lot of good points, but I have one comment. A multitude of attempts to validate the albumin-corrected calcium method have shown it to be a poor way to estimate a patient's ionized Ca status. Newer, successfully validated methods do exist: see medscape calculator 704 and also review in April 2022 issue of JLPM.

why the video is empty from 3:51 to end?

ur presentations are excellent..