Video:How To Insert an Intraosseous Infusion Line Manually-MSD Manual Professional Edition

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Uni Medical care on Instagram: "Intraosseous access (IO) is a critical medical procedure used in emergencies when peripheral or central venous access is difficult or impossible, allowing rapid administration of medications, fluids, or blood transfusions, especially in critically ill patients. 🟥🟥 It is indicated in cardiopulmonary arrest when venous access cannot be established within ninety seconds, providing a fast and effective route for life-saving medications. 🟥🟥 IO is also essential in

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mindsoul on Instagram: "Not All Shots Are Created Equal – Your Quick Guide to Injection Types Ever wondered why some shots go in your arm muscle and others just under the skin? Here’s the breakdown: Intramuscular (IM) → Deep into the muscle (vaccines, hormones) Subcutaneous (SC) → Into the fatty layer (insulin, blood thinners) Intravenous (IV) → Straight into the vein (instant effect) Intradermal (ID) → Just under the skin surface (TB tests, allergy testing) Intraosseous (IO) → Into bone marrow