IV Fluids in Clinical Practice
Explore the importance of fluid therapy in medical practice, focusing on historical context, physiological aspects, glycocalyx function, and the role of goal-directed therapy in improving patient outcomes. Learn about the impact of volume resuscitation, fluid balance in sepsis and critical illness, and the significance of individualized treatment approaches based on specific targets.
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Terminology revision Genotype the alleles present Phenotype the trait caused by the alleles Dominant an allele that shows even if only one is present. Symbolised with a capital letter Recessive (= hidden ) - an allele that shows up only when two are present. Symbolised with a small letter.
Terminology revision contd Homozygous having two alleles the same e.g. AA or aa Heterozygous having two differnet alleles e.g. Aa
Attached earlobe Non-roller Roller Straight hairline Widows peak hairline free earlobe
Hitchhikers Thumb Straight hair Normal Thumb Curly hair
Left handed Right handed
Please Note The examples on the previous slide have been simplified. In reality, human inheritance is more complex than these examples suggest Just saying! Te Mutu
