The use of fluids and vasopressors requires an understanding of what determines cardiac output.
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@abhilashnephropocus62652 жыл бұрын
Excellent talk. Also, the video linked at the end is amazing. Thanks.
@Rachel-qd9rl2 жыл бұрын
Great video with fantastic examples and very clear explanations. The manner and speed in which you speak also makes it very easy to understand, not too slow or too fast. Also 10/10 for the gifs and memes which appealed to the millennial in me.
@andrewisok2 жыл бұрын
Excellent presentation!
@sapnasharma26912 жыл бұрын
Excellent! Thank you so much.
@kumareshvenkatesan2 жыл бұрын
Well done Ashley!
@andrestahlhofen43532 жыл бұрын
Awesome video. It's tricky to wrap your head around this physiology at times since there are many different clinical scenarios where this concept plays out. let's say we have an undifferentiated patient with sinus tachycardia who is normotensive with let's say a map of 80. Do you suggest then to simply dissect the differential thinking into either volume depletion or vasodilation (of unknown cause)? And depending on the answer, we pick either volume to counteract hypovolemia or vasopressors to counteract vasodilation?
@Prasanthdr2 жыл бұрын
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@sgd88252 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the video. This makes perfect sense and hits directly a question I've always had regarding sepsis treatment algorithms. Is there any reason (apart from being less afraid) to give fluids before vasopressors in sepsis? Not asking for the usual bad practice of fluid overloading prior to starting vasopressors, but for the order: why do most guidelines not recommend starting with vasopressors instead of (or at least at the same time that) fluids? Thanks a lot in advance.
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Excellent talk. Also, the video linked at the end is amazing. Thanks.
Great video with fantastic examples and very clear explanations. The manner and speed in which you speak also makes it very easy to understand, not too slow or too fast. Also 10/10 for the gifs and memes which appealed to the millennial in me.
Excellent presentation!
Excellent! Thank you so much.
Well done Ashley!
Awesome video. It's tricky to wrap your head around this physiology at times since there are many different clinical scenarios where this concept plays out. let's say we have an undifferentiated patient with sinus tachycardia who is normotensive with let's say a map of 80. Do you suggest then to simply dissect the differential thinking into either volume depletion or vasodilation (of unknown cause)? And depending on the answer, we pick either volume to counteract hypovolemia or vasopressors to counteract vasodilation?
🤯👌🏼
Thanks for the video. This makes perfect sense and hits directly a question I've always had regarding sepsis treatment algorithms. Is there any reason (apart from being less afraid) to give fluids before vasopressors in sepsis? Not asking for the usual bad practice of fluid overloading prior to starting vasopressors, but for the order: why do most guidelines not recommend starting with vasopressors instead of (or at least at the same time that) fluids? Thanks a lot in advance.
Hemodynamic assessment lecture ???