How to Replace Electrolytes

[@guitarmatt1994]

dude youre saving my residency! totally filling in all the gaps

[@kolinsmckk9919]

Thank You very much! I listen to your classes on My way to the hospital, great vids. Greetings from Perú!!!

[@saymav]

Thanks. I will be confident in what I am doing now!

[@israkhattab1890]

Hello Conan , love the content this is literally like a a revision of the important points. can't thank you enough would u consider doing cases? I think that would help a lot to be practical cheers :)

[@RayaIqbal]

THIS HELPED SOO MUCH TYSM

[@chchchjia]

Interesting it seems like all us nurses try to replace K before Mg 🤔 thx for the video cool to see things from MD’s perspective

[@songzhixing881]

Great video! Learned a lot!

[@anhluong800]

Can you add your notes on your webpage?

[@Microbit0]

I love your videos but I think that the values for Magnesium are wrong in your webpage are those grams (gr) or miligrams (mg) I don't know any value that is gm

[@jankicheese]

this is great, thanks

[@lram8330]

Wow, thanks!!

[@israkhattab1890]

is it okay to use reddit as a source ?

[@israkhattab1890]

just wondering

[@ConanLiuMD]

It's a good place to get some ideas - they're all fellow colleagues and residents for the most part and they link relevant primary literature as a source! + if someone suggests something I usually look it up as well to confirm :)

[@nnn6054]

2g IV mg will increase serum Mg by 0.5 not 0.1 as you have listed

[@Microbit0]

Wait wait wait you said 400 grams of Mg that's almost a pound are you sure is not 4000mg???

[@ConanLiuMD]

400mg magnesium oxide, 2 grams iv magnesium

[@Microbit0]

@ConanLiuMD thank you I really appreciate it. Also, your videos are phenomenal