How to Choose a pH Guided Fluid Resuscitation for Hypo-Valemic Patients

Listen to your patients. Cause this is really, really important. How many times do our brains explode by people thinking they're improving v o two and v o two, matching and making worse? But anyways, josh, let's be oslerian and talk to our patient. What if they say their volume overloaded, or they just had tons of diarrhoea, or no po an take? How does that change your assessment? Yes. So honestly, i find the history to be superhelpble here, because brash patients can vary quite a lot in their volume status. And you can certainly confirm that with your oldr sounds, and then you can give them a lot of