Fluid and Electrolytes: Everything You Need to Know!

[@meredithcouch2356]

I am in fundamentals right now in my nursing program and we just started talking about fluids and electrolytes yesterday. Our exam is Monday and I had my first breakdown yesterday when I was looking over everything that you have to know when it comes to this. I've said that to say, thank you for making this video. I am a visual learner and this really helped me get the basic concept of it. I have subscribed and I look forward to seeing what other videos you have and that are to come! Thank you so much and God bless!

[@KeepItRealRN]

The water glass example is pure genius. And you are right in ICU we use the concepts of fluid and electrolytes every day we work.

[@NurseBass]

+Keepit Real, RN Well thanks buddy. I figured it would be a great visual to help viewers grasp the concept.

[@missb1982]

ok let me stop this video and take some notes, that I can add to the other five hundred pages of notes

[@brantleyturnage5715]

you sir just put my 3 hour lecture into 8 minutes and made it a hell of a lot simpler, thank you

[@solmarymedina3546]

The way you explain and demonstrate things are amazing! This is very exciting!!!

[@emileemiller7193]

I am in my second semester of nursing school and we are covering F + E's right now and this video was extremely helpful and super simple to understand! Thank you! :)

[@jeffgaglio7186]

Great video! As a new nursing student and current Paramedic I appreciate your flow and knowledge. I look for people that can put knowledge into simple terms and examples. Keep the videos coming!

[@rockstartiti530]

We just went over this in our patho class today. Thank you for simplifying. Love that your videos are very informative and to the point.

[@NurseBass]

+Flor DeSol You're welcome! And thank you! I hope to keep putting out helpful content!

[@moisesventura9489]

You released this video about 5 minutes before I had to take my first med-surg exam containing fluids and electrolytes!

[@NurseBass]

+Moises Ventura Haha I'm sorry!! I hope you did well though!

[@Babymama2539]

I just recently discovered you and I wish I would have a lot sooner. I love the way you break it down, very straight to point and whats most important you give the need to know and and some Patho all in short video. You are now my new mentor lol

[@NurseBass]

Haha well that's awesome. I appreciate that and am happy to help! Better late than never!

[@Babymama2539]

+Nurse Bass very true but I'm at my last end to pass med surg 1 this next exam I need score really high and I'm dying on dosage.... I hate IV drip factors and pump meds dreadfully lol. so now I'll be stalking your page trying see... I've spent so much on stuff thinking would help and so far not so much ugh.

[@NurseBass]

+jasmine grillo got a video on dosage calc. Hope it helps

[@Babymama2539]

+Nurse Bass going check it on.... I'm so yes D x gtt/min than divide by 60. ugh out hess is worth 20th % so I need score high, I. learning these other ways seem harder for

[@shinebright625]

Thanks so much for this and for the quick and speedy review. I can only take in so much info before I start to get overloaded. Appreciate the little pep talk at the end too... Sometimes I need to hear that for real!

[@NurseBass]

+shinebright625 No problem at all! I'm happy you found benefit from the content!

[@lujanes6598]

Thank you. It takes real skills to be able to explain a scientific subject in such simplistic way. Much appreciated.

[@jalilaali1144]

Wow. The glass example was amazing. I don't think I will ever forget it

[@iriemabayo5939]

Excellent way of explaining it all. Thanks!

[@NurseBass]

Thank you!

[@kl4856]

The water glass metaphor was EXTREMELY helpful! thank you so much

[@ashleysanden9049]

You made this so much easier to understand, thank you!

[@dionnemaria29]

This was extremely helpful to me that I shared this video in my closed study group.

[@furangel]

I just read the chapter in my Fundamentals book and felt lost but this video was SO helpful!

[@alexluv2ify]

Muchas gracias! Test next week

[@michelejara1761]

Thanks Nurse Bass, OMG you broke it down very nicely!!!!

[@montieljrml]

Your Awesome 😘 I’m 8 weeks into the Nursing Program Thanks A Bunch 💚Mission, TX 💚

[@raquelretanahernandez6634]

Love all your videos keep putting videos out your easy to learn from

[@NurseBass]

I appreciate you buddy!

[@catrinalee1242]

Thank you for making me FINALLY understand this concept!!

[@tracydeniser.n.1432]

Mann am I sooo glad I found you nurse bass.. very informative and easy to understand..Keep these videos coming..#.future rn nurse

[@lanaarcher1302]

OMG I've been searching so long for your voice!!!!!! Everyone elses' voice annoys me and gives me a wave of anxiety. Thank God, someone I can finally listen to. Thank you Nurse Bass!

[@nursen1kk1]

Here to second this comment!

[@heathernicholson9495]

Its 2020 and Im just now finding this video lol.. Thank you for the break down ..I'm currently in my 2nd semester of nursing school ( Med Surg) and we're on Fluid and Electrolytes. The glass of water with the sodium was awesome .. great way to look at it.

[@NurseBass]

Heather Nicholson So glad it helped!

[@efromhb]

Good stuff. I'm starting nursing school in a couple months and am trying to get ahead of the tidal wave inbound.

[@deeess2722]

Thank you for explaining the spacing!! 💜💚❤️😘

[@camillesmith5489]

OMG THANK YOU SOO MUCH MY EXAM IS AT 1030 IN THE MORNING AND THIS JUST CLEARED UP MOST OF MY CONFUSION!!!! YOU ARE THE BEST!!

[@njrep08]

omg why am I just now seeing this. Could of used this when I took patho! Great video!

[@ftmursem3072]

The example with treatment response was very helpful. Thank you!

[@mariemitchell6667]

I really need to revise this a bit more, fabulous delivery :) and very informative

[@kpJerome86]

The visual helped a lot!!

[@PrettyRae3222]

Your voice makes this so much easier to understand lol. But you're certainly talking too fast!

[@mrs.jstone1064]

Thank you! I have a test on this tomorrow.

[@NurseBass]

Best of luck to you! :D

[@babeautenk4778]

omgeeee!!!!!!!!!!! THANK U SOOOOO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO....It all makes sense to me now!!!!

[@thechangeofshift5517]

Good stuff brother. Very basic level of info. Good for the (new) nursing student..... I'm always fascinated how instruction can be so different between Nurses/providers. You have great descriptive skills - making things relatable to everyone at all levels. Strong work. I know you were pressed for time. Just curious how you chose what concepts to cover and what concepts to glaze past?

[@NurseBass]

+The Change of Shift Hey man, I appreciate that buddy! I wanted to give the very basic information on the 3 compartments and what they were. I definitely wanted to touch on the Third Spaces because it's extremely important in regards to those pressures and how it ties in various other organ systems. I didn't want to spend any time on electrolytes because they can get so in-depth, and it isn't very heavily tested upon. But I most definitely wanted to give a visual example of how to conceptualize fluid and electrolytes.

[@LisaMacBaby]

Great video, thanks for breaking it down!

[@cherley4]

Thank you nurse Bass!! You really put this concept in a way for me to be able to grasp it easily❤❤❤❤

[@NurseBass]

No problem at all! Glad to hear that it was helpful!

[@danacarey9071]

Your videos have helped me so much!!! Thank you Sir!!! Can you get a video on the other electrolytes?

[@NurseBass]

+Dana Carey Well thank you! I may do a video on Electrolytes soon. Time will tell!

[@maryerb6062]

Your rapid-fire teaching is a hoot. Get rid of that distracting tv screen to the side. Loved the glass of water deal. It is so great to have so much good material free on You Tube!

[@lasheieka6201]

Thank you so much!!

[@NurseBass]

No worries!

[@danieldavidotobomd2500]

It was really amazing... Thank you

[@NurseBass]

So glad!

[@sallymello1713]

Excellent information, Thank You...

[@gloriaortega9416]

This visual aid with the cup was fantastic. You need to use this concept more oh and I love your voice. So sound and precise pronunciation just a little slower would be great.Can you please make another fluid and electrolyte video again with just a deeper and more examples? I look around but seem to keep gravitating to your videos. Thanks again

[@alannadoell2151]

dude THANK YOU!!

[@NurseBass]

You’re welcome!

[@josephcyr4900]

straight to the point i like it!

[@ArtisticDreams2U]

Excellent! Thank you.

[@NurseBass]

You're welcome!!

[@Dakabruce]

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[@ohsomarvalus4712]

First time seeing this channel..Thank you!! Subbed

[@NurseBass]

@@ohsomarvalus4712 You’re so welcome! Hope the other content helps too!

[@MsNicolT]

Great video love your clear and quick explanations

[@luv2runten]

Great video great voice thank you!

[@Dashooter911]

hey nurse bass just wanted to say I'm in nursing school also right now at the same level you are, 4th semester, your videos helped me out a lot. Keep putting out the good content bro, I'm considering making my own channel also. 😆

[@NurseBass]

+Dashooter911 Well I highly suggest that you do! And thank you, I'm going to keep putting out that helpful content!

[@kari7147]

This video was so helpful Nurse bass!!! Thank you #Nurse in progress!!!

[@NurseBass]

+Karina Alvarez Haha well thank you! And you're welcome!

[@BooBooKittie76]

Thanks for sharing... Maybe if my instructor's voice was as smooth as yours info would have stuck... Lol thanks for the refresher! 😆

[@NurseBass]

+Wendy Qianta Haha. Thank you, and you're welcome!!

[@wshelby83]

Thank you for this video!! I hope I'll pass my next exam

[@Dondarian1]

good videos bro. love from the uk.

[@NurseBass]

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it!

[@deangeltv1222]

God bless you nurse base for the ABG lecture

[@NurseBass]

You're very welcome!

[@deeghali8719]

You are awesome. Thank you!

[@maixiong6269]

Thanks!!! love your video!!! keep it up!!

[@NurseBass]

+mai xiong You're welcome and I appreciate it!

[@daniellemongeau4130]

Awesome! Thank you so much for the information. I would love a more detailed fluid and electrolyte video. I don’t know if you ever thought about creating one. This one was a super helpful video for me. I’m in nursing school now and this is one concept I have a difficult time with.

[@mntn_moth]

Great video. Thank you!!! 🙏🏼🙌🏼

[@michaelinouye6474]

Thank you so much This video was very helpful!

[@haileyrussell3297]

Great!! Very helpful!!

[@nakiaahmad3769]

Where can I find information on normal lab values?

[@amandaraup4361]

Thanks for the review and excellent video as always dude!!! This was one of the topics I was really interested in physiology. Love these videos you explain everything so well!!!

[@NurseBass]

+Amanda W-R Of course! Thanks for taking the time to watch it! I'm happy you liked it :))

[@josseysmit7653]

It's was educative,thanks.

[@shevaag]

Amazing, thank you so much.

[@beatriceweekes3880]

Very helpful!

[@joshpatrick3824]

This is brilliant, thank you so much for explaining it so well!

[@NurseBass]

Thank you! And you're welcome.

[@ednaw4172]

wow your videos are awesome!! Thank you!

[@amandaamour4806]

Thank you very much sir!!!!

[@wahnah1]

holy shit. this is way more fun than class.

[@NurseBass]

+Leslie Alexander Haha well I'm glad you're having fun while learning! :DD Haha

[@wahnah1]

+Nurse Bass i am a fan! I'll be sending u out to my class mates for sure . . .

[@NurseBass]

+Leslie Alexander That's awesome to hear! Thank you!!

[@NoelleknowsMusicPortal]

Thanks man!

[@Rolandesperspective]

thank you!

[@dizzytheblindcat5088]

Thankyou!! Good info! Got a lil excited listening to his voice ;p

[@katetildes9220]

yea me too!

[@martinezandy15]

i got wet too🙋🏻

[@jasminez.strokes9635]

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[@teshamiller6001]

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[@deangeltv1222]

Please hope u are staying safe for us your KZbin students.... In this corona pandemic

[@suhadsaleh4834]

Awesome video you're the best!

[@BeautifullyRewritten]

GREAT VIDEO!!! Love this!

[@hannahbinks1665]

Awesome thank you, this will help for my exam on dehydration in a 1 year old baby in a few weeks time. :)

[@NurseBass]

+Hannah Binks You're welcome and I'm happy to help!

[@magnus22001]

Nice!! thank you

[@MILFalert82]

Thank you! and this was very nice to listen to lol

[@NurseBass]

Lol well if you want to hear more, I stream live on Twitch now Mon-Fri :p Not edu related but all the same www.twitch.tv/Soul_Solo

[@mitarkhachas1034]

thnks really helped me understand everything

[@thekristineway]

great video! Fluid and Electrolyte exam next week! But you did talk super fast hahaha, I had to pause every now and then so I could take some notes

[@NurseBass]

+MissSimplyKC Haha yea, I was trying to cram as much information as I could in a limited amount of time lol. Glad you enjoyed the material though!

[@paulanthonycordova1724]

I like your videos, it really helped me with my exams! But can you give a few illustrations, every once and a while :)

[@NurseBass]

+Paul Anthony “Panoy” Cordova Yea, that is something that I would really love to do. I have done this in the past with other educational videos, but it's very time consuming. Once I graduate though, and have additional free time, that is something that I will definitely consider doing for sure.

[@scottrosborough7251]

you are freaking awesome bro!! keep up the great work :)

[@elizabethpieprzyk464]

Thank you! this video was really helpful :)

[@hermela4279]

Thanks

[@Dan0rioN]

Nurse Bass hmm I have severe gout and suspect it may be related to unbalanced homeostasis in my body.. question is, what would be the ideal way to repair this homeostasis. I doubt I need more sodium, calcium or water. so im thinking magnesium/potassium. what are your thoughts?

[@stroup912345]

Impeccable timing bro. Just started this today. Keep up the good work

[@NurseBass]

+Joshua Stroup Well that's wonderful. I hope you get a lot from it and I'll definitely keep trying to put out content for you guys!

[@theintrovertednurse]

Love love love. Thank you for the awesome content

[@telesiagerstle2908]

Hi Mr Bass I just discovered ur video about electrolytes, I’m a senior over 65 n had been on HBP meds 4-6 different meds about 15 yrs or so To understand electrolytes can be helpful w HBP people coz these generic meds the most common side effect is fluid retention, I really like the glass of water demo I got really interested coz of the homeostasis imbalance n wonder if u can elaborate on that would appreciate very much u should be a Dr n help ppls w HBP all these Rds do is prescribe med no explanation about these it could well be one of the causes of HBP n of course other stuff too thx 👍

[@mattpoliquin8103]

Totally off topic but what mic are you using?

[@Missquesadillaa]

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[@annbering5035]

Dang! You're amazing!!

[@iKnowYoureBusyBut...]

Can u repost with instrumentals

[@MzVan21]

Hey great video !! I'm will be subscribing

[@mattcastro7927]

great video! Next time it would be great if you could be more detailed in describing the types (i.e., NS, 1/2NS, D5, etc) of fluid that correct basic imbalances. Great job though!

[@JOEEELLL3348]

Hello Nurse Bass. Your video was nice and informative. However, it would be of great help if you slow down a little bit for us beginners to get the whole concept. Thank you.

[@ma.jindamontejo4362]

ohmygosh thank you for this!! :) but i guess using headphones was a bad ideaaaa. you're bass voice made me scared a little. :) thank you!

[@NurseBass]

Haha my fault! Lol :P