Don't look at electrolytes in isolation; explained by Dr. P.K.Jain

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The above video is trying to explain or answer the following queries:
1. Don't look at electrolytes in isolation
2. Why electrolytes should be looked and compared with each other
3. Data set for low sodium and high potassium
4. Why to look for anion gap when sodium and chloride don't go hand in hand or in same direction
5. When to suspect and how to pick low or negative anion gap
6. Why data set is important in ICU and emergency department

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