I’m a combat medic and I commonly use this for gaining “access” to a patients vascular system to give medications and blood in order for me to save their lives. It’s always preached to attempt an IV first but most times we jump to an IO in order to gain access in a more rapid fashion. But to answer your question most times I use it it’s for blood and medication when I can not get an IV because of a patients critical condition.
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Can someone xplaim me what is this for?
The delivery of medications, fluids and blood products in both adult and paediatric patients.
The IO is used to give fluids or medication when you can not get peripheral IV access. It's basically a needle in the bone
I’m a combat medic and I commonly use this for gaining “access” to a patients vascular system to give medications and blood in order for me to save their lives. It’s always preached to attempt an IV first but most times we jump to an IO in order to gain access in a more rapid fashion. But to answer your question most times I use it it’s for blood and medication when I can not get an IV because of a patients critical condition.
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