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Normal Saline: The Coke of Crystalloid Fluids

26 July, 201431 August, 2016 EMKF Uncategorized

Not so Normal Saline; next time you’re ordering fluids for a patient in the ED consider: should they get IV Coca-cola? Or something healthier??

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