This document discusses the role of albumin in critical care. It addresses several questions: 1) Albumin infusion should not target serum albumin levels. 2) Albumin is an effective volume expander, though less so than other colloids. 3) Albumin may help prevent acute kidney injury in hepatorenal syndrome but not in septic shock. 4) Albumin shows some benefits in sepsis like increased vasopressor-free days but results are borderline. 5) Albumin is not contraindicated in circulatory overload and may improve effects of diuretics. 6) Albumin benefits patients with liver cirrhosis for large volume paracentesis, spontaneous bacterial peritonitis, and hepatorenal syndrome