All right, welcome. My name is Devine. This is episode 329 of the Devine Intervention

Podcasts and into this podcast I'll be continuing the ICU series. I believe he studied in one of the early

episode 400s where I said I'll be making a nice use

for medical students and residents.

Hopefully try to make it pretty comprehensive and pretty helpful for people.

So really into this podcast I'm going to be talking about crystalloids.

I'm going to be talking about crystalloids. Crystalloids are kind of fluid.

They're kind of fluid and you know they I guess maybe if I want to jump into all of this I'm going to throw out a disclaimer very strong disclaimer please please please please remember

this podcaster are not supposed to guide, they're purely for educational

purposes.

Okay, let's just get this out there.

These podcasts are purely for educational purposes. Again, you should consult with your supervisors or

whatever in making clinical decisions. Okay, let's just get that out of the way.

Okay, so this is just for education. That's the only purpose

literary of this podcast. So the thing is we're going to be talking about

crystalloids. I'm going to be talking about it from different angles and

then I will just talk about some classic scenarios and some situations

where, or some considerations you should keep in mind when a person is making decisions like

in an exam or just thinking about crystalloids really.

But I think before I jump into crystalloids, it'll be probably helpful to

just talk about why we give people fluids in the first place, right?

Because really there is a lot of there is many different kinds of

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