Perioperative Care: Fluids and Electrolytes - Surgery | Lecturio

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- Fluids and electrolytes
- Intake and output
- Potassium
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[@AshanBopitiya]

You say that 1/3rd of ECF is Intravascular - but your Lecturio Magazine (Notes) under the section "Types of IV Fluids" say that 1/4th of ECF is intravascular. This is very confusing - Please advice. Thanks

[@kurdishboy194]

1/3 of 1/3 is contained in your intravascular