Zikky Kanu, M.D. on Instagram: "That drill isn’t for surgery, it’s for emergency access. This is called intraosseous access, a life-saving way to give meds and fluids directly through the bone marrow when veins collapse or can’t be found fast enough. It’s fast, powerful, and used when every second counts. #EmergencyMedicine #MedicalBreakdown #TraumaCare #LifeSavingTools #IntraosseousAccess Disclaimer: This content is for medical education purposes only and should not be used as a substitute for

Uni Medical care on Instagram: "Intraosseous access (IO) is used in emergency situations when peripheral or central venous access is difficult or impossible to obtain, especially in critically ill patients who require rapid administration of medications, fluids, or blood collection. Some common cases include: Indications: 1. Cardiopulmonary arrest (CPA): When venous access cannot be established within 90 seconds, IO is a quick and effective route. 2. Hypovolemic or septic shock: In cases of seve