Intraosseous Infusions Flashcards

1
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Flow rates of intraosseous infusion?

A

Tibia – 2-4 L/hr
Proximal humerus – 6-8 L/hr

18g peripheral line – 6L/hr

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Cannot infuse these via intraosseous infusion?

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#Chemotherapy
#TPN
#Hypertonic saline
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3
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When to use interosseous exes in cardiac arrest?

A

If peripheral IV access fails

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4
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Contraindications to intraosseous infusion?

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#Fracture at intended site
#Infection at the incision site
#Unable to palpate anatomic landmarks
#Previous orthopedic procedure at that site (IO in last 24 hours, prosthesis)
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Speed to central circulation of intraosseous infusion versus peripheral veins versus central veins?

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Intraosseous infusion = central vein > peripheral vein

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Tibial insertion site?

A

Proximal - Medial to tibial tubercle

Distal - three fingerprints above malleolus

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7
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Humorous insertion site?

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Proximal tubercle

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