Electrolyte Disorders | The EM Boot Camp Course

[@weiweizhang7850]

4:26 hypernatremia; 8:05 hyponatremia; 18:15 hyperkalemia; 24:38 hypokalemia; 28:11 hypercalcemia; 30:40 hypocalcemia; 31:48 hypoMg; 32:19 hyperMg. Thank you!

[@aemiir7075]

thank you

[@kalavallambhan9062]

man.. nobody can replace dr.birnbaumer ..she is just splendid ..the way she makess us remember through her wacky cases makes it impossible to forget ..

[@sairaghavan7950]

This is the best electrolytes lecture I've heard. It makes it easy to remember the most important features. Thank you for such a great breakdown.

[@isardesai]

This is excellent. I was looking for teaching inspiration for this topic, and I found it. This is a dynamic, passionate educator and clinician.

[@amiref9178]

It's great to get this information from someone who has had hands-on experience. Thank you

[@Ashlynzzzz94]

omg this was sooo useful for someone like me who is questioning every electrolyte I am managing as an IM intern. thank you so much!

[@yashodha9192]

What a fascinating lecture on the topic! Wow! 🎉

[@aldo5658]

Absolutely loved this video ! Really learned so much . Short concise and well explained .

[@astrokier]

Best lecture on this subject ever, thank you very much.

[@bugbumble3]

I long for that day when I will be as confident as you are and deliver a great lecture.

[@cheetahgoldenfire]

Great information.

[@liammckeeverphdrdn8469]

Truly remarkable presentation on what is usually a very complex subject.

[@usmanabdulkadir3833]

Good Lord. Did massive justice to the topic.

[@passionateforjesus4019]

I’m glad I got this video. It’s really helpful as I’m preparing for Electrolytes Imbalances. Thank you

[@Beautifulhealthywealthy]

Really so thanks,for putting up everything together Excellent Loved it Now I see and have proof that follow your passion

[@fun8full]

Great one ... very simplified and extremely helpful lecture. 👏Thanks a lot

[@timrichardson4018]

I'm a PA student on my ER rotation. This was a great presentation. Thank you!

[@birblover6423]

This was such a great video and presentation! Thank you!

[@JH-nb4nn]

ok but what if it turns chronic? A supplement gave me diarhea for weeks and I had the symptoms of severe dehydration. Now my potassium levels are chronically low and I have severe weakness, nausea and feel super weird.

[@gayatrinair1950]

she is so amazing and adorable! thank you

[@mrcharlesjohnson]

Thank you so much, your explanations were great! This subject has been giving me fits.

[@nsas955]

I have a patient with chronic recurrent attacks of hypomagnesemia of unknown cause. We have searched for all causes of hypomagnesemia but no clue found.Moreover, the patient lately was admitted to ER due to syncopal seizure-like attack and hypotension. ECG done and showed TORSADES de POINTES !!! We are still perplexed about the cause of this lady's hypomagnesemia . Treatment with K and Mg infusion was successful and the patient was discharged on PO k medication.

[@SaryDr.G]

Excellent video!!! Thanks 🙏🏻 💜

[@marijakostic666]

Well done on a phenomenal and at the same time very entertaining and very clear explanation

[@rumit9946]

This is so amazing. Thank you

[@marthiousknowledge4261]

Such a beautiful mind she has.

[@requiemforjustin]

I know right? I want her autograph.

[@plutobaby9996]

When she said the words ucsf and “tripping” I thought homegirl popped a tab of acid 😂😂

[@Mirkwood81]

Thanks for the help in NP school!!

[@sallymcculloch651]

This is so helpful. Thankyou!

[@edreesalqutel8002]

Nice work.................

[@jennyjohnson2867]

I went 10 yrs untreated with primary hyperparathyroidism because docs think Ca in the 10s is a “watch & wait” thing. Not true. Adults should be in the 9s, not 10s. This is per the Hyperparathyroid Clinic in Tampa FL.

[@KTravel_s]

amazing !!!! thank you!

[@marijakostic666]

That's a great explanation

[@jstaley9401]

New evidence suggesting quicker correction of hypernatremia in elderly is better and no risk (more space in skull vs peds). Higher mortality the longer they are hypernatremic

[@aizazali6500]

Can you plz share the study.?

[@scottpardoe6349]

Can anyone point me in the direction of some Information on electrolyte management when nephrogenic diabetes insipidus is present.

[@hunterdavis2896]

Amazing content

[@bbjudyfit]

This WAS AWESOME

[@nursetola]

Best Lecture Ever!!!!!

[@lcrimal]

amazing!!!!!!! thx you

[@kamil666555]

Hello, for about 8 months I’m really struggling with strange condition, in begging I thought that I have some fungi infection that was causing blocked in all my lymphatic system and my head with extreme pressure and headaches, but after multiple of cleaning my diet, exercise and vitamin supplementation the blocked always was coming back. And about month ago the pressure in my head and body was so big that I had to quit coffe and changing diet completely. With helped me getting my blood pleasure down but what turns out that It’s all fluid is coming back from top of my head, and continues to block my lymphatic system and now it’s leaking under my skin. And what ever I do I can’t stop that fluid from coming out of my head. Doctors I spoke have no idea, I have done blood work, it’s turns out that my cholesterol is high but I don’t think that is connected and causing this leak. Any ideas what it can be ?

[@kathleensueoka3599]

Adenomas can cause Hypokalemia. Hyper aldosterone! And excess licorice consumption.

[@mahmoudaboshafei1292]

Very good presentation, could the VTE part seperated also

[@alia.al-mubarak6352]

Nice lecture, thank you

[@rafaqathussain416]

Thankyou fine

[@isiddharth5851]

Thank you.

[@miraq3261]

Amazing

[@kishorekumaraindala1587]

Excellent madam.

[@chrisjohns3835]

How does a person even get a doctor like this.

[@albertkevin3125]

Thanks

[@د.يوسفالأسعد]

Great

[@drqutaibairaq3772]

خوش شرح تسلمولي

[@cosineegypt6956]

The introduction it self made me sleep

[@shahabe1349]

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