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HTS in the Peripheral IV

Can you safely administer 3% hypertonic saline through a peripheral IV in a neurologic emergency? In this lecture from ResusEM7 (see the link below for more lectures), Dr. Salim Rezaie tackles this long-debated question with evidence-backed insights. Discover why bolusing hypertonic saline through a peripheral line may be safer, faster, and more effective than waiting for a central line. From understanding osmolarity risks to weighing complications against the urgency of reducing intracranial pressure, this talk empowers you to make critical decisions in life-threatening situations. If you’re ready to challenge outdated practices and optimize emergency care, don’t miss this game-changing lecture! 00:00 Introduction to the Clinical Conundrum 00:48 Understanding Hypertonic Saline 01:31 Central Line vs Peripheral IV Debate 02:28 Poll Results and Study Overview 04:44 Study Findings and Complications 07:48 Bolus vs Continuous Infusion 08:52 Conclusion and Recommendations To watch more videos from the ResusX conference, check out https://www.resusx.com/offers/bwjtxAHf #HypertonicSaline, #PeripheralIV, #CriticalCare, #ResusEM7, #NeurologicEmergency, #IntracranialPressure, #EmergencyMedicine, #3PercentSaline, #HypertonicSalineBolus, #ICU, #CentralLineComplications, #NeurocriticalCare, #MedicalEducation, #IntracranialHypertension, #SalineAdministration, #TraumaCare, #CriticalDecisions, #EvidenceBasedMedicine, #EmergencyCareTips, #DrSalimRezaie