IV Fluids

[@orlandogastonchandleraziz9855]

Im a 2/4 semester nursing student and only now can I say that I truly understand this topic. Thank you so much!

[@NinjaNerdNursing]

Amazing Orlando! Hope it can help you in further concepts as well! Good luck!

[@MsFD2RN]

You have just broke the internet with this one. Thank you so much. I understood the types just didn’t know how to apply them to patients conditions.

[@pouriamahmoudi-1999mv]

How lucky the other dude is to have this woman by himself. His proposal and your and Zach reaction always get me. I’m joking dude. U are built for each others. God bless this team special ZACK. My motivation❤

[@syedabdulmuneem4187]

Vvip explanation! You explained me the basic concept how to think before giving solution

[@shahabalam3348]

Best teachers ❤

[@rayan9475]

Thank you so much you made it so much easier

[@lynewandia8453]

Nice lecture. Made it more easier to remember 👍❤️

[@NinjaNerdNursing]

Happy to help!!

[@SharonB-t1t]

I get it now!! Thank you!

[@darjivishant702]

Really amazing

[@khawlahahmed5499]

🎉🎉🎉 wow thank you well understood thank you ❤😊

[@mayethgemillan5246]

thank you for making it clear☺

[@mmj1195]

Or are you referring to concentration of solutes?

[@laynem5791]

amazing video as always!❤

[@sherifshaker22]

well done, keep it up!

[@mmj1195]

Isn’t osmosis- movement of water from higher to lower concentration?

[@xayady]

This is diffusion

[@Yunis.N.Y]

Osmosis has 2 definitions and both mean the same thing 1. Movement of water from a region of HIGH WATER MOLECULE CONCENTRATION TO A REGION OF LOW WATER MOLECULE CONCENTRATION through a semi permeable membrane. 2. Movement of water from a region of low solute concentration to a region of high solute concentration through a semi permeable membrane. (This is what the teacher in video is saying) The Lord bless my Ghanaian JHS science teacher SAPSiLCu. Its been 13 years since he taught us this❤

[@jstartech2812]

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