1. Resuscitation:
Why do we give fluids in resuscitation? Part 1: Background
Why do we give fluids in resuscitation? Part 2: Oncotic Pressure
Why do we give fluids in resuscitation? Part 3: Osmotic Pressure
Why do we give fluids in resuscitation? Part 4: Hydrostatic Pressure
Why do we give fluids in resuscitation? Part 5: Keeping the fluid intravascular
Mean Systemic Filling Pressure and Venous Return
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Shock/Organ Failure:
Cirrhotic Shock: Should we consider a 5th type of shock
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Cardiogenic Shock Part 1: Diagnosis
Cardiogenic Shock Part 2: Hemodynamics and Physiology
Cardiogenic Shock Part 3a: Medical Management
Cardiogenic Shock Part 3b: When to use Mechanical Circulatory Support
Cardiogenic Shock Part 3c: Left Ventricular Devices
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2. Hemodynamics:
Advanced Hemodynamics in Critical Care - Video Lecture
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Left Heart Failure:
Left heart failure Part 1a: Introducing Preload
Left heart failure Part 1b: Measuring preload
Left heart failure Part 2a: Contractility at the physiologic level
Left heart failure Part 2b: Clinical Contractility
Left heart failure Part 3a: Simplifying Afterload
Left heart failure Part 3b: The Physiology of Afterload
Left heart failure Part 4: Management
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Right Heart Failure:
Right Heart Failure in the ICU - Video Lecture
Right heart failure: Understanding the hemodynamics Part 1: Preload
Right heart failure: Understanding the hemodynamics Part 2: Contractility
Right heart failure: Understanding the hemodynamics Part 3: Afterload
Right heart failure: Understanding the hemodynamics Part 4: Treatment
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Cardiogenic Shock
Cardiogenic Shock Part 1: Diagnosis
Cardiogenic Shock Part 2: Hemodynamics & Physiology
Cardiogenic Shock Part 3a: Medical Management
Cardiogenic Shock Part 3b: When to use Mechanical Circulatory Support
Cardiogenic Shock Part 3c: Left Ventricular Devices
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Valvular Disease
Valvular hemodynamics: Valvular regurgitation & stenosis
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Other:
Mean Systemic Filling Pressure and Venous Return
3. Fluid Status:
4. Breathing:
The Equation of Motion: How we get air into the lung
The 7 Types of Ventilator Induced Lung Injury
A Test in Respiratory Physiology
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5. Acid/Base:
SID - Strong Ion Difference: Understanding acid/base - Video Lecture
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6. Electrolytes:
Hyponatremia: Time to get more specific
Other:
Have we failed Medical Education? Understanding Physiology
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