Overview of basic physiology of total body fluid, and the istribution of water and electrolytes in body compartments.

Introduction to various crystalloids and colloids, detailing their composition, clinical use, precautions, and contraindications.

Overview of principles and strategies for fluid therapy, including maintenance fluids, resuscitation fluids, and special considerations for fluid therapy in the elderly.

Provides detailed information on the composition, clinical use, and precautions for various parenteral additives.

Offers an overview of principles and clinical applications for assessing and monitoring fluid status and cardiac output, utilizing both basic and advanced techniques.

Provides comprehensive coverage of the causes, presentation, approach, and management of various electrolyte disorders.

Covers fundamental concepts, interpretation, and management approaches for both metabolic and respiratory acid-base disorders.

Provides guidelines for managing fluid therapy in various medical conditions, including gastrointestinal issues, liver diseases, respiratory conditions, and diabetic emergencies.

Outlines basic principles and strategies for fluid management before, during, and after surgery, including specific scenarios like TURP syndrome and burns.

Provides a basic understanding and special considerations for fluid management in children and neonates, including specialized strategies for fluid resuscitation, maintenance, replacement, and oral rehydration therapy.

Addresses physiological considerations and strategies for fluid management during pregnancy, cesarean delivery, preeclampsia, and labor-associated hyponatremia.

Covers the indications, principles, and practices for administering parenteral nutrition, including guidelines for specific diseases and managing complications.